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The 11 pages that link to Vacuole, each with the reason it gives.

• AutophagyRelated: In yeast and plants, the vacuole performs many lysosome-like degradative functions.

• LysosomeNarrower topic: The lysosome is a specialized animal-cell digestive compartment within the broader family of cellular vacuoles.

• AnthocyaninRelated: Plant cells commonly store anthocyanins in vacuoles, where local chemistry affects their appearance.

• Crassulacean acid metabolismRelated: Its large storage capacity allows CAM cells to hold malate overnight.

• CAM photosynthesisRelated: Its storage capacity allows CAM cells to accumulate malate overnight.

• Turgor pressureBroader topic: The large central vacuole expands with water and presses the cytoplasm toward the cell wall.

• BetalainRelated: Plant betalains commonly accumulate in vacuoles, where their color is visible in tissues.

• LumenCompared with: A vacuole is a bounded structure; its interior, not the structure, is the lumen.

• ProtoplastRelated: Its volume and turgor affect the fragile wall-free cell.

• Yoshinori OhsumiRelated: In yeast, it is the compartment where autophagic cargo is degraded.

• AnthoxanthinRelated: Plant cells can store soluble anthoxanthins in vacuoles.