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If the Lysosomal Membrane Ruptures, What Is the Consequence to the Cell

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If the lysosomal membrane ruptures, what is the consequence to the cell?


A) Activates cell nucleus to replicate DNA
B) Enhances protein synthesis by ribosomes
C) Damages internal cell structures
D) Facilitates rearrangement of intracellular organelles

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