Golgi Body
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The cell structure that packages materials for transport within and out of cell
Real World Example
Imagine trying to send gifts to your friends and family all around the world. Just like how you would carefully wrap each gift, label it with the recipient's address, and take it to the post office for delivery, the Golgi body in a cell performs a similar task by packaging and labeling proteins and lipids for transport. In this analogy, your carefully wrapped gifts are like the proteins and lipids, the labels are like the molecular tags added by the Golgi body to ensure correct delivery, and the post office represents the Golgi apparatus itself, which organizes and dispatches these cellular "packages" to their correct destinations within or outside of the cell.
Practice Version
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