The answer to this question would be lysosome.
Build up of waste material mostly caused by disease in the enzyme that digests the material. Lysosome would be the organ that will hold the material until it was digested. Since it won't digest, the material will be in lysosome forever. The disease itself called lysosomal storage disorder, which was part of the inborn error of metabolism.
Answer:
a. halophilic
Explanation:
Halophilic microorganisms have an absolute requirement for high salt concentration (NaCl concentration). These microbes grow well under the conditions of higher salt concentration but do not survive the lower salt concentrations. For example, the halobacteria are the archaeans that depend on high NaCl concentrations for growth and do not survive at a concentration below about 1.5 M NaCl.
According to the observations, the bacterium could not grow in the tube having a NaCl concentration of 0.5% but exhibits maximum growth under higher NaCl concentrations (15%). This means that the observed bacterium is a halophile or halophilic microbe.
Answer:
urease test media contains 2% urea and phenol red as an indicator.An increase inPH due to the production of ammonia results in a color change from yellow (ph6.8) to bright pink (ph8.2).