Osmotic stress identified as stimulator of cellular waste disposal

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Jun 29, 2020, 3:56 pm247 pts
Cellular waste disposal, where autophagy and lysosomes interact, performs elementary functions, such as degrading damaged protein molecules, which impair cellular function, and reintroducing the resulting building blocks such as amino acids into the metabolic system.

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