Oxysomes and cristae are present in

Question

Oxysomes and cristae are present in (A) chloroplast (B) ER (C) mitochondria (D) ribosomes

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In mitochondria the inner membrane is infolded variously to form involutions called cristae. They are tubular or plate like or vesicle - like. The cristae possess small tennis racket like particles called elementary particles, F0 - F1 particles or oxysomes.

Q. Oxysomes and cristae are present in

chloroplast

ER

mitochondria

ribosomes

In mitochondria the inner membrane is infolded variously to form involutions called cristae. They are tubular or plate like or vesicle - like. The cristae possess small tennis racket like particles called elementary particles, $F_{0} - F_{1}$ particles or oxysomes.

Q. Oxysomes and cristae are present in

chloroplast

ER

mitochondria

ribosomes

In mitochondria the inner membrane is infolded variously to form involutions called cristae. They are tubular or plate like or vesicle - like. The cristae possess small tennis racket like particles called elementary particles, F0​−F1​ particles or oxysomes.

In mitochondria the inner membrane is infolded variously to form involutions called cristae. They are tubular or plate like or vesicle - like. The cristae possess small tennis racket like particles called elementary particles, $F_{0} - F_{1}$ particles or oxysomes.