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The 12 pages that link to Golgi apparatus, each with the reason it gives.

• LysosomeRelated: It adds sorting signals to many lysosomal enzymes and sends them toward endosomes.

• Endoplasmic reticulumRelated: It receives ER cargo and continues its processing and distribution.

• ExocytosisRelated: Many secretory vesicles bud from the Golgi after cargo sorting.

• OrganelleBroader topic: The Golgi apparatus processes cargo received from the endoplasmic reticulum.

• GlycosylationRelated: Its compartments remodel many glycans before glycoproteins and glycolipids reach their destinations.

• GlycoproteinRelated: Its enzymes trim and extend many protein-linked carbohydrate chains.

• Camillo GolgiBroader topic: This organelle was first observed by Golgi using a silver-based reaction.

• Eukaryotic cellBroader topic: It routes molecules made within the cell to their destinations.

• Endomembrane systemBroader topic: It receives much newly made cargo and directs it toward cellular destinations.

• LumenRelated: Each Golgi compartment has a lumen where cargo is processed.

• George Emil PaladeRelated: Palade’s pulse-chase studies traced newly made proteins through the Golgi on their way out of cells.

• SecretomeRelated: It sorts many secreted proteins into vesicles bound for the cell surface.