Biology, asked by Manaal25, 1 year ago

what is lysosome? and what are the functions of lysosomes

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Answered by AshertGrey

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Lysosome is an organelle in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells.These contain digestive enzimes and help in digestion and waste removal in the cells.

Answered by anishkumarbhalotia

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contain dijestive enzymes

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