You may have been incorporated into the cell, but you still were originally as foreign as the "foreign power" and the chloroplast, a fellow endosymbiont, who uses it. We can't trust someone who's hypocritical and can't take a stance and stick with it! #LCHScellwar https://t.co/bOfKxkAupn
Relies on other organelles for production? Just like YOU rely on me? I'm the one who controls what gets into the nucleus, working tirelessly to import ribosomal proteins and export ribosomes. Without ME, you wouldn't be able to produce a single ribosome for the cell! #LCHScellwar https://t.co/7qktPpaxr4
Maybe so...in cells where doing so provides an open mitosis. Without such a sacrifice, mitosis of, say, mammalian cells would never be possible. And afterwards, the nuclear envelope is back, working as strong as ever. Does the vacuole work as hard during mitosis? #LCHScellwar https://t.co/agokEfKQDA
@lys0s0me19 I find it impressive that lysosomes can malfunction in so many different ways there's an entire category for lysosomal storage disease on Wikipedia. More impressive is the fact that it only takes a single enzyme malfunction to cause these diseases. #LCHScellwar
Foreign power? As if the mitochondria was originally a part of the cell and not some simple bacteria that was engulfed by something else. The mitochondria is an organelle now, but never forget that it was once just another endosymbiont. #LCHScellwar https://t.co/jUEOEuepQG
The chloroplast's dependence on solar energy seems a little fishy to me for some reason... that is very sketchy actually... Reliance on foreign power is dangerous...
#solar minimums
#sun slave
#LCHScellwar