You would expect a cell with an extensive Golgi apparatus to?

Answer 1

Secrete a lot of material:

The Golgi apparatus performs several functions in close partnership with the ER. Serving as a molecular warehouse and finishing factory, a Golgi apparatus receives and modifies substances manufactured by the ER. One side of a Golgi stack serves as a receiving dock for transport vesicles produced by the ER. When a Golgi receives transport vesicles containing glycoprotein molecules, for instance, it takes in the materials and then modifies them chemically. One function of this chemical modification seems to be to mark and sort the molecules into different batches for different destinations. Molecules may be moved from sac to sac in the Golgi by transport vesicles, or, according to recent research, entire sacs may move from the receiving to the shipping side, modifying their protein cargo as they go. The shipping side of the Golgi stack serves as a depot from which finished secretory products, packaged in transport vesicles, move to the plasma membrane for export from the cell. Alternatively, finished products may become part of the plasma membrane itself or part of another organelle, such as a lysosome, which we discuss next.

Answer 2

Modify and package proteins in vesicles for shipment to parts of the cell and outside of the cell where these modified proteins are needed. Among other duties of the Golgi synthesis of lysosomes is included.

Answer 3

Such cells (or cells with large quantity of Golgi apparatuses) are likely to export a copious amount of proteins such as enzymes.

Answer 4

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