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Ranjeet is studying an unknown group of cells and finds that the cells have lysosomes. He concludes that the cell must be an animal cell. Is his conclusion correct?

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His
conclusion is correct.

Lysosomes
are cell organelles which contain hydrolytic enzymes. These enzymes are capable
of breaking down biomolecules, such as proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, nucleic
acid. In Prokaryotes there are no organelles, so Ranjeet’s cells must be
derived from some Eukaryotes.

Among Eukaryotes only the animal cells contain
lysosomes. In all other eukaryotic groups it is missing

Answer:

the answer is D No, because although lysosomes more common in animal cells, they are found in both plant and animal cells

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