What is te function af a lysome? Why lysomes unigue to animal cells?..please answer in a way I can understand no hard words please..thanks
they are a special type of vesicle that contain enzymes to break down worn out cell components and organelles which can then be recycled. They are also used by the immune system I think
Prokaryotes do not posses lysosomes. Plants rarely have lysosomes, and the enzymes used for digestion can be found in their vacuoles.
The function of a lysome is to break down larger food particles and other materials inside the cell into smaller parts.
I think they're..if you will..the cells clean-up crew. I think they get rid of the cells waste
ya and why is it unique to animal cells?
Do you mean lysosome?
