How to pronounce“mitochondria”in English

Mitochondria are basically little resistors, right?

mitochondria into this big cell made the big cell social.

mitochondria can respire."

Mitochondria can basically call the shots.

mitochondria per oocyte, like per cell.

Mitochondria are very important little tiny organels inside of most of our cells that make energy and they, you

Mitochondria.

Mitochondria.

mitochondria in muscle.

mitochondria these are organel in cells they're it's called the powerhouses of

mitochondria and an increase in the levels of the ct1 protein the protein

mitochondria which are energy producing organel in our bodies which Keep Us Alive and provide the energy that sustains us and those begin to change

mitochondria within a cell it's sort of the PowerHouse of a cell and that's maternally inherited so your mitochondrial DNA is the same as uh your

mitochondrial metabolism has become a major promising frontier in developing new cancer therapies.

mitochondrial dysfunction, loss of stem cells, senescent cells.

mitochondrian to cell to advanc cell structure to organ

the mitochondria for the developing embryo are in the cytoplasm from the mother.

the mitochondria in a population of cells in his brain became damaged.

your mitochondria."

living mitochondria because of the mitochondria inside of me."

their mitochondria and they revert back to this ancestral, you know, cell that didn't have mitochondria.

the mitochondria. It's like mitochondria are in the driver's seat.

But mitochondria, which are these little organelles that sit in the cytoplasm, have their own tiny little genomes.

from mitochondrial dysfunction through to senescent cells, senescent cells being the ultimate expression of a scratched CD.

The mitochondrial genome is inherited as one unit.

comes back to the mitochondria.

When we fall the mitochondria falls to that prehistoric pathway where it starts making energy in a really really

time I saw mitochondria moving.

has the mitochondria got to do with all of this?

it started with the mitochondria.

electrons through mitochondria, and transform energy, and and live a nice social life, uh like every cell in in this

and by ditching their mitochondria, they basically immunize themselves against the death that mitochondria could could

And then if the mitochondria can't keep up and because they're they're not flowing energy because you're sedentary,

You learn about the mitochondria being the powerhouse of the cell.

the number of mitochondria in muscle cells.

up through mitochondria and cells to whole organisms and ecosystems.

So we enslaved the mitochondria.

bottom called the mitochondria. The mitochondria is the energy burning factories of your cells that create the energy.

It is the mitochondria.

And that is the mitochondria.

with with mitochondria and it's it's a direct descendant of free swimming Free

which is considered a mitochondrial disorder, a lack of energy.

But Neanderthal mitochondrial DNA go much further back to a common ancestor, half a million years or so.

And men have mitochondrial DNA, it just comes from their mothers.

levels of-of mitochondrial function, and all sorts of things that are novel biomarkers that don't specifically look for a disease but look for patterns in the data; look for

And it's And the mitochondria can can utilize the oxygen in the environment.

You have what they call ghost mitochondria.

there's about 5,000 trillion mitochondria in your body.

You have a PhD in mitochondria.