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tensa zangetsu [6.8K]
3 years ago
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Historia del aparato de golgi (descubrimiento)

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Nonamiya [84]3 years ago
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El aparato de Golgi es un complejo de vesículas planas, cada una de ellas rodeada por una membrana, y apiladas las unas sobre las otras.


- Origen y función del aparato de Golgi
El aparato de Golgi debe su nombre al médico italiano Camillo Golgi, que lo describió por primera vez a finales del siglo XIX. Es aquí donde son elaborados los productos sintetizados por el retículo endoplasmático, y almacenados en pequeñas vesículas excretoras, que son transportadas a su vez a la superficie interna de la membrana citoplasmática.


Cuando estas pequeñas vesículas entran en contacto con la membrana citoplasmática se funden con ella, descargando su contenido fuera de la célula: este proceso de denomina exocitosis y es el mecanismo a través del cual las células liberan las sustancias que producen. 
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