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Biology · Lecture 04
Small cells.
Big responsibilities.
Mitochondria convert the energy stored in nutrients into ATP.
Cell_biology.pdf04
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Okay, but what does that actually mean?
Think of it as your cell’s energy exchange.
Food stores the energy. Mitochondria turn it into ATP — a form your cell can actually use.
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Mitochondria make that exchange. They turn energy from nutrients into ATP, which powers things like moving a muscle or building a molecule.
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