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Mitochondria are compartments within cells, the so-called "organelles," that provide chemical energy
Both organelles were once separate organisms with their own complete genomes
To look at this from a new perspective, scientists have taken a data-driven approach
"Some clear patterns emerge from the model,"
The team believes this is because maintaining local control over this central subproduction helps organelles respond quickly to changes — a version
"In the past, these different assumptions were often considered to be in competition with each other," said Ian Bergen, a professor at the University of Bergen and head of the team.
To their surprise, the team also found that the model they used to describe mitochondrial genes also predicted chloroplast gene retention and vice versa
"It was an amazing moment," Johnston said
The research is part of a broader project funded by the European Research Council, and the team is now looking at a parallel question – how do different organisms maintain the organelle genes
