Question

question 18 1 pts lysosomes are important to ____ eukaryotic cells because they contain __. __ ____ all; digestive enzymes some; photosynthetic pigments all; their own dna molecules all; starch molecules that store energy

Explanation:

Lysosomes are membrane-bound organelles present in all eukaryotic cells. Their core function is intracellular digestion, which is enabled by the hydrolytic (digestive) enzymes they contain. Photosynthetic pigments are found in chloroplasts, not lysosomes; lysosomes do not have their own DNA (this is characteristic of mitochondria/chloroplasts); and starch storage is the role of organelles like amyloplasts.

Answer:

all; digestive enzymes