Explain why muscle cells have more mitochondria than bladder cells:

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Sede · Answer 1 · 2023-01-09T09:56:03+0000

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The simple answer is because muscle cells require the use of more ATP

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There's not really more than that. Bladder cells do not require much ATP (unless you are peeing), unlike muscle cells which are almost always moving.

Denis Barushev · Answer 2 · 2023-01-13T06:35:53+0000

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Mitochondria release energy through aerobic respiration. Muscle cells need a lot of energy to contract (movement) so therefore they need more mitochondria to release more energy to do this.

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