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The protruding invaginated sheets inside mitochondria is known as _____(a) Cristae(b) Fimbrae(c) Hyphae(d) Cellular Digestion

Answer» The correct choice is (a) Cristae

The explanation is: The structure of mitochondria under the microscope is bean shaped with inner and outer mitochondrial membranes surrounding it. The inner membrane invaginates inside to produce finger-like protrusions known as the Cristae.


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