Cardiovascular drugs: anticoagulants, antiplatelets, thrombolytics
Pharmacology · MBBS
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A single glucose molecule processed by mitochondria yields about 30–32 ATP. The mitochondrion's folded inner membrane (cristae) packs in the electron-transport chains that make this possible — more folds mean more ATP per second, which is why muscle cells are packed with mitochondria. Select 'mitochondria' in the viewer above to highlight them.
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