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What is a Lysosome? A. A type of white blood cell. B. A sack-like structure within cells that contains acidic enzymes and toxic chemicals. C. Y-shaped proteins produced by B-Lymphocytes. D. A lipid surrounding
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What is a Lysosome?

A. A type of white blood cell.
B. A sack-like structure within cells that contains acidic enzymes and toxic chemicals.
C. Y-shaped proteins produced by B-Lymphocytes.
D. A lipid surrounding the cell membrane.

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Answer:

it is B.

Step-by-step explanation:

remember it like Lysol

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