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Researchers in Germany reveal how a nanomachine cleans up inside the cell.
Tiny garbage chutes capture worn-out proteins, faulty cell components, or defective organelles.
The cellular waste is then passed on to the cell's own recycling machinery, the lysosome, where it is digested and recycled.
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