โฒ 1 โผ Why don't lysosomes digest cancer cells? (lemmy.world) submitted 3 years ago by TheSmartDude@lemmy.world to c/askbiologists@lemmy.world comment fedilink hide all child comments Whenever there is something wrong in a cell, the lysosome will digesting the cell itself, so that it doesn't disrupt any of the other cells. However, an example of when this should happen in cancer. Why don't lysosomes digest the cell then?
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