Which of the following can NOT be digested in lysosome? a. mitochondrion in a starved cell...
Which of the following can NOT be digested in lysosome?
a. mitochondrion in a starved cell
b. unwanted proteins in cytosol
c. bacterium eaten by a phagocytic cell
d. LDL taken by a cell
Homework Answers
To this question we should go by elimination method.
Lysosomes are the membrane bound organelles.
They digest the unwanted materials present in the cytoplasm.
The lysosome digest the unwanted proteins in cytosol.
And act as a phagosome and digests the bacteria .
And also digests the LDL taken by a cell and converts into cholesterol.
And finally the lysosome cannot digest the mitochondrion in a starved cell.
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