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The 47 pages that link to Mitochondrial DNA, each with the reason it gives.

• DNABroader topic: It is a specialized cellular genome with distinct inheritance and organization.

• GenomeBroader topic: It is a distinct, usually smaller component of eukaryotic genomes.

• ArchaeogeneticsBroader topic: Its many cellular copies can survive where nuclear DNA is scarce, but trace only one lineage.

• Mitochondrial inheritanceBroader topic: This is the genetic material transmitted through mitochondrial inheritance.

• Mitochondrial dysfunctionBroader topic: Variants in this genome can directly impair respiratory-chain components.

• Mitochondrial EveBroader topic: Its maternal transmission is the thread linking living people to one shared maternal-line ancestor.

• Neanderthal genome projectBroader topic: Early project work used abundant mitochondrial DNA before reconstructing the nuclear genome.

• Human genomeBroader topic: It is the genome's distinct DNA component outside the nucleus.

• Ethidium bromideBroader topic: Ethidium bromide has been used experimentally to inhibit its replication.

• Extranuclear inheritanceBroader topic: Mitochondrial genes are a major source of traits transmitted outside the nucleus.

• MitochondriaBroader topic: It encodes a small subset of proteins used in mitochondrial respiration.