Definition: The term "hypotheses" is commonly used in biology to refer to a type of cell that has one or more mitochondria. Hypotheses are cells that have two or more mitochondria, and they can be divided into two types: the primary and secondary hypotheses. Primary hypotheses are cells that have only one mitochondrial membrane, while secondary hypotheses have multiple mitochondria. Primary hypotheses are often found in muscle and cardiac tissue, while secondary hypotheses are more common in brain and nervous system cells. H
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