Tay-Sachs is a genetic disease in which a vital enzyme that is used in lipid digestion is nonfunctional. When babies are born with Tay-Sachs, these enzymes accumulate within their brains, which creates mental incapacities resulting in death within a few years. Which best explains the breakdown of intracellular functions within the brain?
A. Helical structures of DNA have been altered and replicated incorrectly.
B. Lysosomes are not removing the damaged proteins and organelles by autophagy.
C. Damage to the central vacuole aids intercellular digestion and no

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Tay-Sachs is a genetic disease in which a vital enzyme that is used in lipid digestion is nonfunctional. When babies are born with Tay-Sachs, these enzymes accumulate within their brains, which creates mental incapacities resulting in death within a few years. Which best explains the breakdown of intracellular functions within the brain?
      A. Helical structures of DNA have been altered and replicated incorrectly.
       B. Lysosomes are not removing the damaged proteins and organelles by autophagy.
       C. Damage to the central vacuole aids intercellular digestion and no

anonymous · Answer

D. Transportation of proteins to the shipping center within the Golgi apparatus is not efficient. @Destinymasha

anonymous · Answer

I dont believe it is A