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The organelle, whole

Where the work happens

Why the membrane is the precondition, not the housekeeping

Before you go on

The organelle pictured whole: outer and inner membranes, cristae, and matrix, and why an intact, sealed membrane is the precondition for energy, not housekeeping.

Picture the mitochondrion: two membranes, the folded inner surface where energy is made, and the matrix. Then the one structural fact that drives everything later, why the sealed membrane is the precondition for energy, not the housekeeping.

2.2 — The Organelle, Whole

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