- How would you describe a key difference in the functions of lysosomes
and peroxisomes?
a. Peroxisomes contain acid hydrolase enzymes that break down and
recycle cell structures, while lysosomes contain catalase, which
breaks down hydrogen peroxide.
b. Lysosomes process and neutralize toxins, while peroxisomes break
down and digest unneeded cellular components.
c. In the case of unhealthy or damaged cells, peroxisomes can kill a cell
by releasing its enzymes into the cell's cytoplasm, while lysosomes
don't have this self-destruct mechanism.
d. Lysosomes break down and digest unneeded cellular components,
while peroxisomes process and neutralize toxins.
and peroxisomes?
a. Peroxisomes contain acid hydrolase enzymes that break down and
recycle cell structures, while lysosomes contain catalase, which
breaks down hydrogen peroxide.
b. Lysosomes process and neutralize toxins, while peroxisomes break
down and digest unneeded cellular components.
c. In the case of unhealthy or damaged cells, peroxisomes can kill a cell
by releasing its enzymes into the cell's cytoplasm, while lysosomes
don't have this self-destruct mechanism.
d. Lysosomes break down and digest unneeded cellular components,
while peroxisomes process and neutralize toxins.