Structure of a mitochondrion

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This organelle is enclosed in two membranes. Numerous cristae in the inner membrane increase the membrane's surface area. The mitochondrial matrix lies inside the inner membrane. The transmission electron micrograph is a colorized image of an embedded, sectioned mitochondrion.

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