top | item 31789723 (no title) csr86 | 3 years ago How the children inherited the swallowed organism? discuss order hn newest frostburg|3 years ago Presumably like we do - (I'm heavily simplifying the complex regulation involved) the mitochondria have their own DNA which gets duplicated when the cell prepares to undergo mitosis, then the two new cells split the results. anton96|3 years ago Does that implies that mitochondria also had to evolve at some point to detect duplication of their host cell so they duplicate at the same time? load replies (2) majkinetor|3 years ago Bacterial division would get some mitos on either side of the dividing cell. Mitos then proliferate on its own.
frostburg|3 years ago Presumably like we do - (I'm heavily simplifying the complex regulation involved) the mitochondria have their own DNA which gets duplicated when the cell prepares to undergo mitosis, then the two new cells split the results. anton96|3 years ago Does that implies that mitochondria also had to evolve at some point to detect duplication of their host cell so they duplicate at the same time? load replies (2)
anton96|3 years ago Does that implies that mitochondria also had to evolve at some point to detect duplication of their host cell so they duplicate at the same time? load replies (2)
majkinetor|3 years ago Bacterial division would get some mitos on either side of the dividing cell. Mitos then proliferate on its own.
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