Assertion: mitochondrion | /r/HasAspect | their own dna
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text: For example, mitochondria have their own DNA that is separate from the DNA in the cell’s nucleus.
text: It is the only organelle (other than the nucleus, of course) that has its own DNA independent of the cell's chomosomal DNA; because of this and the fact that the organelle divides independent of the cell, the mitochondrion is thought to have once been a bacterial cell that colonized a eukaryotic cell.
text: First, mitochondria have their own DNA.
text: Mitochondria have their own DNA, ribosomes and can make their own proteins.
text: That’s why mitochondria are semi-autonomous and have their own DNA, which is circular just as in bacteria.
text: ( ) mitochondria and chloroplasts have their own DNA
text: Although most of a cell’s DNA is contained in the cell nucleus, mitochondria have their own DNA.
text: Mitochondria have their own DNA that is different from that in the cell’s nucleus.
text: You may be aware that mitochondria have their own DNA, a remnant of the genome their ancestors carried when they were independent organisms.
text: In addition, since mitochondria have their own DNA, they’re also linked to some rare but devastating genetic diseases that affect the brain, heart, liver, and other key organs.
text: Although most of the genetic material of a cell is contained within the nucleus, the mitochondria have their own DNA.
text: Further evidence to support the endosymbiont theory is that mitochondria have their own DNA, in the form of a circular chromosome that is topologically like bacterial chromosomes.
text: Mitochondria replicate independently of the rest of the cell, and they have their own DNA.
text: the mitochondria has its own DNA and stuff.