Describe the importance of the inner membranes separating different regions of the mitochondrion and the chloroplast.

The inner membrane of these two organelles serves as the site of accommodating protons to generate the electrochemical gradients needed to supply energy for ATPase synthase and therefore ATPs synthesis.

These membrane are impermeable, unlike the outer membranes of the these organelles. Therefore protons leakages is prevented which ensures continuous build up of electrochemical gradients for ATPase synthase.

Theses membranes also increases the surface area of these organelles to increases the amount of protons accommodated.

Finally the membranes contains some proteins needed for electron transport chain,which ensures continuous PMF for proton gradient.

Explanation:

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Answer:

This membrane is the site of accumulation or housing of electrons that under certain conditions determine the future formation of ATP, ATP is the energy currency for plants to survive autonomously.

Explanation:

These membranes are waterproof to avoid the flight of electrons and also favors the accumulation of these.

In addition, the inner mitochondrial membrane contains approximately 75% protein and 20% cardiolipin by dry weight ... The outer membrane of the mitochondria contains porins, which are proteins that form non-specific pores that allow the entry by free diffusion of larger molecules. at 5 kD.