Question

Certain golgian vesicles, which are budded out from the trans-face contains acid hydrolases. Such vesicles are better termed as

Answer 1

• Golgi apparatus are canalicular system with sacs which have parallely arranged, flattened, membrane-bound vesicles.
• They lack ribosomes.
• They are referred to as traffic police.
• Its main function includes packaging of cellular synthetic products (proteins), production of exocytotic( secretory) vesicles and differentiation of cellular membranes.
• Vesicles budded out from the trans-face containing acid hydrolases are called lysosomes.