I have a question given that enzymes are made of proteins, would it be fair to describe lysosomes as a type of vesicle?
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Yes that's right - you can indeed define a lysosome as a type of vesicle.
In fact there are more than thirty acid hydrolases in different lysosomes that constitute the human vesicle system.
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