Sentences with CRISTAE
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"The cristae increase the surface area of the inner membrane, allowing for more efficient production of ATP."
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"The shape and organization of cristae can vary between different types of cells and organisms."
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"Damage to the cristae can impair mitochondrial function and lead to various health issues."
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"Researchers are studying the role of cristae remodeling in aging and disease."
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"The cristae contain proteins and enzymes involved in the electron transport chain."
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"The cristae provide a compartmentalized environment for ATP synthesis."
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"The structure and arrangement of cristae facilitate the generation of a proton gradient."
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"Some diseases are associated with abnormalities in cristae morphology."
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"Formation of cristae is a dynamic process influenced by cellular needs."
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"The inner membrane with its cristae separates the mitochondrial matrix from the intermembrane space."
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"The cristae are rich in cardiolipin, a unique phospholipid."
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"Mitochondrial disorders often involve dysfunctional cristae."
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"The shape and density of cristae can change in response to metabolic demands."
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"Scientists are investigating the mechanisms behind cristae biogenesis."
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"The cristae contribute to the efficient production of ATP by mitochondria."
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"The cristae are the internal ridges present in the mitochondria."
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"The cristae increase the surface area of the inner mitochondrial membrane."
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"The cristae contain proteins involved in ATP synthesis."
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"The shape and arrangement of cristae vary among different types of mitochondria."
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"The disruption of cristae morphology can affect mitochondrial function."
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"The cristae play a crucial role in cellular respiration."
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"Abnormalities in cristae structure can be observed in certain diseases."
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"The invaginations of the cristae create compartments within the mitochondria."
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"The cristae provide an enriched environment for various biochemical reactions."
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"Electron microscopy is commonly used to study the organization of cristae."
