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I think you may have meant the word 'Golgi.' This is an organelle found in the eukaryotic cells. It's function is to package proteins inside the cell before they are sent to their destination. It is important for the secretion process.
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What is the gologi body?
A structure in a cell that receives proteins and other newly formed materials from the endoplasmic reticulum,packages them,and distribute them to other part of the cell.
What are the functions of the organs in a cell?
"Organs" in a cell are called organelles. The function depends on the organelle itself, but here are a few. chloroplast (plant cells) - converting "sun energy" into chemical energy mitochondria - converting chemical energy into usable energy (ATP) gologi apparatus - receiving, "labeling", and shipping protein Extra: Chloroplasts' and mitochondria are the very interesting, because according to endosymbiotic theory, they started out as a cell themselves before they became apart of eukaratoic cells. The theory itself is beyond the scope of the question.
What are the steps the body uses to make protein?
Proteins are made up of 20 amino acids. Your body can make 12 of them and 8 of them must come from the diet. The body uses these amino acids like we use letters of the alphabet. Just as we carefully select letters to make certain words that make sentences that communicates what we want to say, the body puts amino acids together to make different body parts. For example, hair, nails, skin, hormones, enzymes, muscles and other stuff are made up different combination of amino acids to make parts of our body. The steps the body uses to make protein vary depending upon what the body is making. There isn't one method the body uses to accomplish making protein.
What is prominent in osteoclasts?
your answer is A- Gologi Apparatus
What do gologi bodies do?
to process and package macromolecules like proteins and lipids
What is the gologi body?
A structure in a cell that receives proteins and other newly formed materials from the endoplasmic reticulum,packages them,and distribute them to other part of the cell.
What are the functions of the organs in a cell?
"Organs" in a cell are called organelles. The function depends on the organelle itself, but here are a few. chloroplast (plant cells) - converting "sun energy" into chemical energy mitochondria - converting chemical energy into usable energy (ATP) gologi apparatus - receiving, "labeling", and shipping protein Extra: Chloroplasts' and mitochondria are the very interesting, because according to endosymbiotic theory, they started out as a cell themselves before they became apart of eukaratoic cells. The theory itself is beyond the scope of the question.
What are the steps the body uses to make protein?
Proteins are made up of 20 amino acids. Your body can make 12 of them and 8 of them must come from the diet. The body uses these amino acids like we use letters of the alphabet. Just as we carefully select letters to make certain words that make sentences that communicates what we want to say, the body puts amino acids together to make different body parts. For example, hair, nails, skin, hormones, enzymes, muscles and other stuff are made up different combination of amino acids to make parts of our body. The steps the body uses to make protein vary depending upon what the body is making. There isn't one method the body uses to accomplish making protein.
