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Which scientist was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1974 for their work on lysosomes and autophagy?
Which scientist was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1974 for their work on lysosomes and autophagy?
- Another scientist
- Yet another scientist
- A different scientist
- de Duve (correct)
What did de Duve's research on lysosomes and autophagy lay the foundation for understanding?
What did de Duve's research on lysosomes and autophagy lay the foundation for understanding?
- The importance of lysosomes in maintaining cellular health
- The importance of DNA replication in cellular health
- The importance of mitochondria in cellular health
- The importance of autophagy in maintaining cellular health (correct)
Do researchers continue to study and build upon de Duve's discoveries today?
Do researchers continue to study and build upon de Duve's discoveries today?
- No, his discoveries are no longer relevant
- Researchers are not interested in studying his discoveries
- Only some of his discoveries are still relevant today
- Yes, his discoveries are still relevant today (correct)
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