powerhouse of the cell

mitochondria for governer

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

@cytocell4th the cell membrane gets to choose what goes in and out of the cell. how can we feel safe when you could let any type of virus into the cell on accident? 🦠

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

@ReticulumThe4th NO. the tweet is supposed to say, “so what it’s freezing outside? mitochondria have the ability to generate heat.” i wasn’t replying to anything i was making a statement. thank you

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

so what it’s freezing outside? mitochondria have the ability to generate heat! you’re welcome🙏🏼

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

@ReticulumThe4th that doesn’t even make sense🤦🏼‍♀️ i mean what i said

[mitochondria-5th @powerhouse5th]

baby it’s cold outside :( but good thing mitochondria have uncoupling proteins in their inner membranes that generate heat 🔥

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

@Lysosome4th when you aren’t properly doing your job (breaking down nutrients, recycling waste, and poisons) people start to get very ill and it is very hard for them to get better. are you sure you want to be governor? it’s a very demanding job. can you handle it?

[mitochondria-5th @powerhouse5th]

@Lysosome4th check your facts. the specimen you’re talking about is a bacteria that lives in chinchilla intestines—since mitochondria use oxygen, which is scarce is chinchilla guts, they can’t utilize mitochondria. last time i checked, humans and most other eukaryotes will ALWAYS rely on us

[mitochondria-5th @powerhouse5th]

#tbt to the good life before us. oh wait what life?

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

go retweet their tweets!!

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

👏🏼👏🏼

[mitochondria-5th @powerhouse5th]

@cytopla5m_cell well at least we’re actually working, you’re just lazily watching us. did you know that if something is “too big” to pass through the cell membrane, it has to use ATP from the mitochondria to help transport? come on, you could at least help a little.

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

@cytopla5m_cell @Lysosome4th read this article to fully understand what you are talking about. we may be the cause of cancer, but we potentially could cure it. https://t.co/VPaBPosnej

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

huge shoutout to the MOST IMPORTANT organelle out there @powerhouse5th life just wouldn’t be the same without you!🙌🏼

[mitochondria-5th @powerhouse5th]

bad day? we chloro-feel for you. luckily, chloroplasts photo-sympathize AND photosynthesize— providing converting energy from the sun to stored ATP molecules. ☀️🌱

[mitochondria-5th @powerhouse5th]

we push for sustainability! when cells become old or broken, the mitochondria decide which cells will be cleared away and destroyed during apoptosis ✨

[mitochondria-5th @powerhouse5th]

why support the wall when they can’t even support our cells? decent at best, careless at worst—receptor related diseases like Grave’s disease spread when the cell membrane allow harmful materials in, and that’s the tea

[mitochondria-5th @powerhouse5th]

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[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

@Lysosome4th i am SOOOO sorry. sincerely. maybe you could send a dictionary my way. obviously i really need it.

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

not only did i create energy for 7.53 billion people today, but i also provided energy for billions of plants and animals. what did you do today?

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

@ReticulumThe4th well none of your followers could tell you what your function is because all you do is worry about what other people are tweeting.

[powerhouse of the cell @tcms4th]

if you are curious as to what the functions of the organelles running are, this website may provide some clarification. https://t.co/GyWIe51oyW