21 Mitochondria contain their own DNA, which encodes 13 proteins. Defects on the mitochondrial DNA can be passed down maternally, leading to a group of diseases called mitochondrial cytopathies. Explain which cell populations you think would be most affected by this disease.

21 Mitochondria contain their own DNA, which encodes 13 proteins. Defects on the mitochondrial DNA can be passed down maternally, leading to a group of diseases called mitochondrial cytopathies. Explain which cell populations you think would be most affected by this disease.

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