Lysosomal enzymes

... plasmalemmal). This relates to the original question here - how is the lysosomal limiting membrane protected from the internal hydrolases. It's ... Pubmed search of lysosome + glycocalix. The lysosomes do indeed contain enzymes with phospholipase activity capable of damaging membranes, but these ...

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... or another cannot degrade you (e.g mutations that lead to dysfunctional lysosomal components), or you need to develop your own means to prevent digestion (e.g. enzymes or cell wall components that prevent endosome fusion with lysosomes.) There are bacteria ...

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Lysosomal enzymes are only active at a low pH, so you shouldn't have any problems with that in theory. In practice, I would ...

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... extraction we crush the sample in mortar pastel. By this process lysosomal enzymes should come out and interfere with protein.so wat to do for that?

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... the cell contents to freely diffuse in the cytoplasm? My answer: Enzymes can be very harmful if allowed to freely diffuse through the cytoplasm, if lysosomal enzymes are let loose through the lysosome, it would disolve many vital molecules ...

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