Mitochondrial DNA: Difference between revisions

The inner mitochondrial membrane is sorted into numerous cristae, which expand the surface area of the inner mitochondrial membrane, enhancing its ability to produce ATP. It is this area of the Mitochondrion, once functioning properly, that increases the ATP energy and generates light into the cells and tissues of the body. The cristae higher function in the mitochondrion is being activated in the ascending groups beginning in this cycle. Synchronically, the name “cristae” has been given through scientific discovery when its direct implication is related to the activation of the [Silicate Matrix|crystal gene]].