The Golgi bodies receive proteins and other newly formed materials from the endoplasmic reticulum package them, and distribute them to other parts of the cell.
now that's science relationship!
Pretty much the same as in a animal cell. Modify, tag and ship proteins where they are needed; in the cell or outside the cell by packing them in vesicles. Construct lysosomes for use in the cells waste management system.
the Golgi bodies give protein and carbohydrates to the cell
Golgi bodies are found in both plant and animal cells. There may in fact be more Golgi bodies per cell in plant cells than in animal cells. Golgi Apparatus is found in both animal and plant cells. It is known as dictyosomes in plant cells and Golgi complex in animal cells. But the function remains the same.
packaging and transportation
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yes of course there is
Golgi bodies are found in both plant and animal cells. Answered by: Shelby 7th grade
i think probably Golgi bodies help in packaging and transfer of materials
Golgi Bodies, or Golgi, can be found in all cells. Including Plant and Animal
If you meant golgi bodies, golgi bodies are a cell organelle that is responsible for packaging cell materials into vesicles and sending them to various locations in the cell. The golgi bodies often receive materials from the endoplasmic reticulum for further processing.
in function 1. in plant cells, dictyosome helps in plate formation during cell division whereas in animal cell golgi bodies help in furrow making. 2. golgi bodies help in lysosome creation whereas dictyosome does not. 3. golgi bodies help in glycosylation of peptidoglycan in animal cells where as dictyosomes does not.
The Golgi Apparatus, or Golgi Body, appears in both plant and animal cells. It's function is to receive food from the Endoplasmic Reticulum, package it, and send it to organelles throughout the cell.Yes, both plant and animal cells have Golgi bodies/apparatus
You can consider a Golgi body like a packaging and shipping plant. It packages and ships things from the cell outside the cell.