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Energy conversion within an animal cell would be severely limited by removal of the cell's -- F .mitochondria G .chloroplasts H .plastids J .lysosomes
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Energy conversion within an animal cell would be severely limited by removal of the cell's --

F .mitochondria
G .chloroplasts
H .plastids
J .lysosomes

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The answer is F.

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The reason why is the Mitochondria converts glucose to energy. If it were to be removed, protein production would stop, normal functions would cease, homeostasis would be off balance. also because activities going towards the Nucleus. No control center, no protein production since ribosomes are made there. Thus, destroying that cell completely.

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The answer is F. mitochondria ,
because the most important energy reactions of an eukaryote cell take place in mitochondria. oxygen and energetic molecules take part in reactions which catalyze by mitochondrial enzymes and make energy for the cell. Hope this helps
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