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Why mitochondria are called as semi autonomous organelles?
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The organelle which contain their own DNA and produces independently of the nucleus.
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Because the mitocondrial replication is control by the cell.it has its DNA so it just contain a small portion of genome rest of all genome has been moved to the nucleus . so it can replicate by ownself becauae its a selfreplicating organelle.
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becoz it contains its own DNA and ribosomes so it can replicate
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