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What is lysosomes?
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Answered by harshita78
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lysosome is a membrane bound organelle found in most animal cell.it is a kind of waste disposal system of cell.they contain powerful digestive enzymes capable of breaking down all organic material
Answered by nalinsingh
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Hey !!

  • Lysosomes were discovered by ''Christian de Duve'' in 1955.
  • These are commonly called suicidal bags of the cell.
  • A lysosome is a single-membraned, spherical, tiny sac-like body.
  • It is most common in eukaryotic cells, but abundantly found in animal cells exhibiting phagocytic activity.
  • These are reservoirs of hydrolytic enzymes (about 40). These enzymes can hydrolyse different substances such as proteins , nucleic  acids, etc.
  • These help in the digestion of material taken in by endocytosis (internalisation of substances)

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