The DNA of mitochondria
A) is needed to hydrolyze monomers.
B) is used to make proteins needed for mitochondrial function.
C) directs photosynthesis.
D) controls the cell's activities.
E) codes for glucose that will be used by the mitochondria to make energy.

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The DNA of mitochondria codes for proteins that are necessary for mitochondrial function, such as those involved in energy production. However, it is not directly involved in hydrolyzing monomers, directing photosynthesis, controlling the cell's activities, or coding for glucose.

The DNA of Mitochondria