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Lysosome contain lysosomal enzymes which are hydrolytic in nature.
Rupturing of lysosome results in breakdown of cytosol organelles due to the action of hydrolytic enzyme. Cytosol organelles will convert into simple biomolecules.
This will results in cell lysis and ultimately cell will die due to it.
This condition can be termed as autophagy.
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9. State briefly, us ing appropriate equations and enzymes, what would happen to Glucose-6-phosphate in a rapidly dividing cell where more ribose-5-phosphate than NADPH is required. (10 pts)
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11. What would happen in a liver cell if citrate levels were high? Tell me what pathways would increase and which would decrease. Mention at least three key regulatory enzymes that would be affected as a result of this increase in acetyl-CoA. (10 pts)
eview & Pr actice Sheet erci E. Drawing 1. D 5 raw lt Draw and label a cell withs the tollowing organelies Coli apparatus nucleus, ough d centrioles 2. Draw It! Draw and label a cell with four chromosomes in of mitosis. interphase and each stage Application and Analysis 1. Describe how the nucleus, ribosomes, rough ER, Golgi apparatus, and plasma F. membrane interact to produce and release a protein molecule from the cell. 2. What happens in a cell...
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