Cristae are found in

Question

Cristae are found in (A) nucleus (B) ER (C) mitochondria (D) golgi body.

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Cristae are the fingers like projections of the inner wall of mitochondria. They bear racket like structures called oxysomes or F0 -F1 particles which are the sites of ATP production.

Q. Cristae are found in

nucleus

ER

mitochondria

golgi body.

Cristae are the fingers like projections of the inner wall of mitochondria. They bear racket like structures called oxysomes or $F_{0}$ - $F_{1}$ particles which are the sites of ATP production.

Q. Cristae are found in

nucleus

ER

mitochondria

golgi body.

Cristae are the fingers like projections of the inner wall of mitochondria. They bear racket like structures called oxysomes or F0​ -F1​ particles which are the sites of ATP production.

Cristae are the fingers like projections of the inner wall of mitochondria. They bear racket like structures called oxysomes or $F_{0}$ - $F_{1}$ particles which are the sites of ATP production.