Quote from a Jedi spokesperson:
Midichlorians? What? Do you mean “mitochondria”? Because most living things have mitochondria, especially anything more complex than bacteria or other single-celled life forms, and the mitochondria are sort of the “batteries” of the cell. So kind of yes, those are where a lot of the energy of life exists, and if you want to know more then I am happy to introduce you to a very nice Bene Gesserit matron. But mitochondria exist in neither greater nor lesser amounts within Force users compared to those not as sensitive to the Force.
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