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The existence of autonomous protein synthesis in the mitochondria of eukaryotic cells has been well established (1, 2) . The mitochondrial protein synthesis system has been characterized in unicellular organisms such as yeast, Neurospora, etc . (3-7) . More recently, the protein synthesis system of mammalian mitochondria has been partially characterized (8-19) . The active unit of this system appears to be a 55S (20) particle which occurs assembled into 95S structures (18) . In mammalian cells this system produces a small number of polypeptides, perhaps six or seven (21) . Several specific inhibitors of mitochondrial-spe-

MORPHOLOGICAL STUDIES OF CELLS GROWN IN THE ABSENCE OF MITOCHONDRIAL-SPECIFIC PROTEIN SYNTHESIS