Biology, asked by rohitgupta30484, 11 months ago

what is the function of lysosomes in amoeba

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Answered by ArsheyaK

Lysosomes release digestive enzymes inside the vacuole, thus aiding in digestion.

Lysosomes also might be required for efficient degradation of the ingested fragments, for rapid recycling of ingested receptors and membrane, or for the rapid formation of an acidified synapse at the site of amoeba-host interaction.

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Answered by Mysteryboy01

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A food vacuole forms around the food particle as it is internalized by the amoeba. Organelles known as lysosomes fuse with the vacuole releasing digestive enzymes inside the vacuole. Nutrients are obtained as the enzymes digest the food inside the vacuole.

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