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How many of the given features/structures is/are associated with both mitochondria and chloroplasts? Cristae, 70 S ribosome, Thylakoids, Double membrane bound structure, dsDNA, Grana

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How many of the given features/structures is/are associated with both mitochondria and chloroplasts? Cristae, 70 S ribosome, Thylakoids, Double membrane bound structure, dsDNA, Grana
Updated OnAug 7, 2022
TopicHuman Physiology
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11
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