Proper cell function requires the ability to digest old organelles/metabolic wastes that take up space, waste valuable resources, and may be toxic to the cell. What organelles perform this function and what specific toxin do they eliminate?

lysosomes are in charge of digesting old organelles/metabolic wastes

Explanation:

Among the different cellular organelles, we can find the lysosomes. These are a kind of vesicles, surrounded by a membrane, that originate in the Golgi complex. These vesicles contain hydrolytic enzymes in their interior, isolated from the rest of the cellular content due to their harmful action. Hydrolytic enzymes are involved in different molecules or substances degradation, such as proteins, polysaccharides, nucleic acids, and lipids. These enzymes are useful to digest material of the intern origin (the cell wastes) or of external ones (strange substances that might enter the cell), requiring an acidic environment for their optimal performance. The internal lysosome environment provides a pH of about 5. The lysosomic enzymes hydrolyze any macromolecules found in a living cell. When they escape from the vesicle, they might cause severe damage, which is reflected in rigidity and inflammation of the organs´ tissues. Rheumatoid arthritis and gout are related to these enzymes scapes. When a cell is damaged and can not be repaired, lysosomic enzymes are in charge of its autodegradation.

Lysosomes are in charge of

surface mining destroys mountain tops, landscapes, forests and wildlife habitats. on top of that, it leads to soil erosion and destruction of agricultural land. the landscape changes can also disrupt river channels and streams, which leads to flooding. which, can destroy plant life and other animals as well.

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