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7. What do cristae in the mitochondria do? (Select all that apply) Cristae are inward folds that increase the surface area of the inner membrane of mitochondria. What do cristae structures in the mitochondria provide? Pores for the movement of proteins. These are the proteins found in the outer membrane. These proteins see the inner membrane. These structures increase the surface area of the inner membrane. These structures anchor the F1FO ATP synthase.

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          7. What do cristae in the mitochondria do? (Select all that apply) Cristae are inward folds that increase the surface area of the inner membrane of mitochondria. What do cristae structures in the mitochondria provide? Pores for the movement of proteins. These are the proteins found in the outer membrane. These proteins see the inner membrane. These structures increase the surface area of the inner membrane. These structures anchor the F1FO ATP synthase.

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7. What do cristae in the mitochondria do? (Select all that apply) Cristae are inward folds that increase the surface area of the inner membrane of mitochondria. What do cristae structures in the mitochondria provide? Pores for the movement of proteins. These are the proteins found in the outer membrane. These proteins see the inner membrane. These structures increase the surface area of the inner membrane. These structures anchor the F1FO ATP synthase.