Cell lysosome (microscopic 3D perspective view)
Lysosomes are generally organelles in eukaryotic cells; A sac like structure with a single-layer membrane coating, with a size (mostly spherical under electron microscopy, but with the presence of olivine spheres) and a diameter of approximately 0.025-0.8 micrometers; Contains multiple hydrolytic enzymes, specifically designed to decompose various exogenous and endogenous macromolecular substances. Discovered by Belgian scholar Cristian de Duve (1917-2013) and others in mouse liver cells in 1955.
Popular Models
Random Model
Sandstone
665 View
Atlantic Humpback Dolphin Specimen
550 View
Old wooden skateboard
774 View
a cup of latte with a dish
857 View
Four wheeled freight handcart
1039 View
