which organelle breaks down organelles that are no longer useful
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Lysosomes do that by phagocytosis
and by using lytic emzymes called as hydrolases
Yes, the lysosome organelles breaks down organelles that are no longer useful.
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Lysosomes contain chemicals that break down substances in the cell, such as other organelles.
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