Lysosomes

Lysosomes are organelles which contain hydrolytic enzymes and are surrounded by a single unit membrane.  The contents of a lysosome can appear highly heterogeneous depending on the type of material that is being broken down.  Lysosomes form by the fusion of Golgi-derived, pre-lysosomal vesicles with either internalized materials or autophagosomes.  30,000x

Lysosomes are organelles which contain hydrolytic enzymes and are surrounded by a single unit membrane.  The contents of a lysosome can appear highly heterogeneous depending on the type of material that is being broken down.  Lysosomes form by the fusion of Golgi-derived, pre-lysosomal vesicles with either internalized materials or autophagosomes.  30,000x

Lysosomes are organelles which contain hydrolytic enzymes and are surrounded by a single unit membrane.  The contents of a lysosome can appear highly heterogeneous depending on the type of material that is being broken down.  Lysosomes form by the fusion of Golgi-derived, pre-lysosomal vesicles with either internalized materials or autophagosomes.  30,000x