Biology A-Level
Matrix containing Krebs cycle enzymes, DNA and ribosomes
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The gel-like interior enclosed by the inner membrane, containing enzymes of the Krebs cycle, mitochondrial DNA and ribosomes.
Topics that use Matrix containing Krebs cycle enzymes, DNA and ribosomes
- Respiration (OCR A-Level)
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