What is the primary function of cristae in mitochondria?
1. To increase surface area for attachment of enzymes involved in cellular respiration
2. To compartmentalise mitochondrial DNA and regulate its replication
3. To store high-energy phosphate compounds synthesised during respiration
4. To facilitate transport of metabolites between matrix and intermembrane space
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Which one of the following combinations of features is correctly shared by both
mitochondria and chloroplasts?
1. Presence of single membrane, circular DNA and cristae
2. Presence of double membranes, genetic material and ribosome
3. Presence of thylakoids, matrix and hydrolytic enzymes
4. Presence of cisternae, oxysomes and chlorophyll pigments
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