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A certain virus attacks the mitochondria in cells. What would to the cell if all of it's mitochondria were destroyed
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A certain virus attacks the mitochondria in cells. What would to the cell if all of it's mitochondria were destroyed

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Energy would not be produced and the cell will break down.

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respiration can no longer occur meaning the cell will die as it needs oxygen?

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