mitochondria 英 [,maɪtəʊ'kɒndrɪə]   美 [ˌmaɪto'kɑndrɪr]

mitochondria

mitochondria  英 [,maɪtəʊ'kɒndrɪə] 美 [ˌmaɪto'kɑndrɪr]

n. 线粒体(mitochondrion的复数) 

名词复数:mitochondrias 

In each of the cells in your body there are these little power machines called mitochondria. 你身体中的每一个细胞里,都有这些叫做线粒体的“小发电机”。
These new results suggest that over this time, the cancer must have evolved the unusual ability to capture mitochondria from its host animal. 这些新的结果表明,这段时间过后,肿瘤就进化出从它的宿主身上获取线粒体的非同寻常的能力。

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  • n. 线粒体(mitochondrion的复数)
  • 1. In each of the cells in your body there are these little power machines called mitochondria.

    你身体中的每一个细胞里,都有这些叫做线粒体的“小发电机”。

  • 2. These new results suggest that over this time, the cancer must have evolved the unusual ability to capture mitochondria from its host animal.

    这些新的结果表明,这段时间过后,肿瘤就进化出从它的宿主身上获取线粒体的非同寻常的能力。

  • 3. mitochondria give eukaryotes four or five orders of magnitude more energy per gene, and that enabled them to tunnel straight through the walls of the chasm.

    线粒体给予真核生物每个基因四或者五个数量级多的能源,这使他们能够穿过鸿沟的墙壁,打开直通道。

  • mitochondria (n.) 1901, from German, coined 1898 by microbiologist Carl Benda (1857-1933), from Greek mitos "thread" (see mitosis) + khondrion "little granule," diminutive of khondros "granule, lump of salt" (see grind (v.)).
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