Vesicles are single-membrane sacs for storage or transport, while lysosomes are specialized vesicles containing hydrolytic enzymes to break down waste, ingested pathogens, or facilitate programmed cell death.
Vesicles are single-membrane sacs for storage or transport, while lysosomes are specialized vesicles containing hydrolytic enzymes to break down waste, ingested pathogens, or facilitate programmed cell death.
| Front | Vesicles and lysosomes 2.1.1(g) |
|---|---|
| Back | -Vesicles are membranous sacs with storage/transport roles -single membrane with fluid within -Lysosomes are specialised vesicles containing hydrolytic enzymes -roles are to break down waste material, break down pathogens ingested by phagocytes, programmed cell death |
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