Why are Golgi bodies shaped the way they are?

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Antoniothebrainiac
May 28, 2018

Due to the packaging and transportation of proteins

Explanation:

The golgi apparatus' reason for its curvature has not been specifically identified by scientists but it can be presumed that the curvature and maze like structure is due to an increase in surface area, allowing for the transportation and packaging of many more proteins

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