| 21. | The mitochondria are tiny units inside human and animal cells.
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| 22. | Mitochondria generate most of the energy that runs the cells.
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| 23. | Ames began by looking at mitochondria, where free radicals are produced.
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| 24. | Mitochondria are structures that carry on metabolism and respiration within a cell.
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| 25. | The more mitochondria, the more endurance, they discovered.
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| 26. | Wallace has proposed that the inherited mutations are somehow related to mitochondria.
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| 27. | Mitochondria are parts of human cells that provide energy for the cell.
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| 28. | Mitochondria are energy-producing organelles found outside the nucleus in cells.
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| 29. | Cells with many mitochondria can produce more work over a longer time.
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| 30. | Physical training increases the number of mitochondria in muscle cells.
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