Mitochondria, the Energy-Processing Organelles in Eukaryotic Cells, Have Their Own

question 52

Multiple Choice

Mitochondria, the energy-processing organelles in eukaryotic cells, have their own DNA, separate from that of the cell's nucleus. Which of the following choices best explains the presence of mitochondria in eukaryotic cells?

• A) An ancestral prokaryote engulfed and retained a separate energy-processing prokaryotic cell.
• B) Mitochondria are formed when a eukaryotic cell undergoes fission.
• C) Mitochondria are separate organisms that fuse with eukaryotic cells in much the same fashion as algae and fungi form lichens.
• D) A prokaryote and a eukaryote fuse to form mitochondria.

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