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How cells use energy
Mitochondria convert energy from food into ATP, which powers the cell’s activities.
Cells use ATP to move materials and grow. The inner membrane folds into cristae, creating more space to produce energy.
Muscle cells need a steady supply of ATP to contract. Other cells use it to move materials and stay balanced.
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- ATP carries energy the cell can use.
- The folded inner membrane provides more surface area.
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How cells use energy
Mitochondria convert energy from food into ATP, which powers the cell’s activities.
Cells use ATP to move materials and grow. The inner membrane folds into cristae, creating more space to produce energy.
Muscle cells need a steady supply of ATP to contract. Other cells use it to move materials and stay balanced.
Remember these two ideas
- ATP carries energy the cell can use.
- The folded inner membrane provides more surface area.
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