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Lysosomal enzyme transport from the Golgi to the lysosomes is disrupted leading to defective lysosomes and disdirectred enzymes.

It also sounds like there are other structures (golgi apparatus are mentioned?) which are not on the bubble.

TFA article is about the Golgi apparatus, and this is also the title of a song by the band Phish.

Case in point: Both neurons and glial cells feature Golgi apparatuses, which remain mysterious...

You'll note that the Golgi apparatus is one of the very largest cell structures.

So, we can see a direct correlation between, say, an applied force and golgi tendon organ firing.

You do have to make sure you aren't cheating and are actually teetering on the brink of the activation of golgi tendon reflex (overload).

Amongst these are proprioceptive afferents, rapidly feeding back state of tension in muscle fibres from golgi tendon organs along highly myelinated type 1a fibres.

Camillo Golgi showed us the neuron merely 152 years ago [2].

We don't even know why Golgi Stains miss neurons.

That's like comparing a Golgi apparatus to Hubble.

I noticed the two biggish curvy Golgi apparatus-looking-things on the sides and wondered if they play a necessary role in preserving the cyclical pattern.

A eukaryot cell doesn't kill the mitochondria "itself", it asks the golgi apparatus to do it for it (form a lysosome around it).

Isn’t “Golgi apparatus” enough to get you going?

I guess what I’m wondering how we can be sure that structure is function but non-coding structure has no function and exerts no selective pressure - isn’t the Golgi apparatus analogously “non-coding”?

Golgi) that partition, package, and redistribute proteins so that they tend to be more concentrated where required.

Green proteins are in the membrane of the Golgi.

There are a further 20-30 ish enzymes that can modify the mucins as they are traversing the Golgi, and depending on the cell type, it can get packaged into vesicles (alongside calcium) for secretion.