Biology, 19.04.2021 23:50 emilyarvin
7. A scientist is investigating using a chemical that will destroy lysosomes within cells.
A student presents an argument as to the importance of lysosomes. Which of the
following statements would be a valid justification to support the student's argument?
A. Lysosomes are needed to digest biomolecules
B. Lysosomes are needed to store energy
C. Lysosomes are needed to package proteins
D. Lysosomes are needed to synthesize proteins
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