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How are the membrane covering of mitochondria and lysosomes different from each other?
Posted October 18, 2022
BioconjugationCell Structures and OrganellesLysosomesMitochondria
Answer
The membrane covering of mitochondria is two layered, while lysosomes have one layered membrane. Mitochondria has inner folding of its inner membrane. Thelysosomal membrane is used to store enzymes that assist in the hydrolysis of foreign substances. 
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The Cell: A Molecular ApproachCell Navigator® Lysosome Staining Kit *Blue Fluorescence*Cell Navigator® Mitochondrion Staining Kit *Green Fluorescence*

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