Explain how the cell membrane and mitochondria coordinate, or work together, in order to perform an important biochemical process. You must include the name of the process, the names of the molecules involved in this process and why the process is vital. *

Cell membrane and mitochondria are the cell organelle present in the cell cytoplasm. They work coordinately to perform biochemical processes.

The process that involves the coordination of both cell membrane and mitochondria is respiration.

In the process of respiration, the glucose molecules get split by the mitochondria and release energy.

The mitochondria require oxygen for the production of ATP from glucose which is provided by the cell membrane.

The cell membrane allows the diffusion of oxygen inside the cell.

The process is vital because cell needs energy for functioning and survival.

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The cell membrane and mitochondria work together in order to perform an important biochemical process. The process is called respiration. In respiration, glucose molecule is broken down by mitochondria of the cell to release energy with the addition of oxygen. This oxygen is provided by the cell membrane by the process of diffusion. This respiration process is very important because cell needs energy for performing different activities.

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