The mitochondrion is shown is - option B. Structure B, can be identified by its characteristic features.
A mitochondrion is an oval-shaped membrane-bound organelle present in the cells of almost all eukaryotic organisms. It is known as the powerhouse of the cell as it produces energy in form of ATP, for the cell through cellular respiration.
- It can be identified as bean shape or bread-like oval shape organelle
- it has two membranes outer membrane and the inner membrane is thrown into various types of folds called cristae is a distinguishable feature.
- these folds are tubular in plant cells and plate-like in animal and fungal cells.
- The inner membrane bears functional unit, beads like oxysomes
- Oxysomes take part in ATP synthesis
Thus, The mitochondrion is shown is - option B. Structure B.
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