" For 10 points, name this genome that is housed within the "powerhouses" of cells.
The most commonly studied portion of this structure is often abbreviated as "DLP." Ojala et al. published a model of this  structure in which it is modeled as "punctuated." In humans, the majority of the light strand of this structure is  responsible for production of tRNA. The Reversed Cambridge Revised Sequence includes the most current data about this  structure, which in humans includes a (*) 7s rRNA gene that is lost in many other mammals. This structure encodes for several  NADH dehydrogenase and cytochrome oxidase subunits. A database of information about this structure is housed at the  "MitoMap." For 10 points, name this genome that is housed within the "powerhouses" of cells.
The most commonly studied portion of this structure is often abbreviated as "DLP."
human mitochondrial genome [accept mitochondrial DNA; or mtDNA]