Answer:
Golgi Apparatus
Explanation:
Also called the Golgi Complex (and Golgi Apparatus or Apparatus), this organelle resembles a stack of flat sacks (cisterns). It is usually located in the central region of the cell, near the endoplasmic reticulum. This allows both organelles to perform their functions together in the synthesis and export of substances.
The Golgiense Complex is a membranous organelle (has a simple membrane that delimits its volume) composed of stacked cisterns associated with the Smooth and Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum.
It is responsible for sending synthesized substances inside the cell to the extracellular area, in a process known as Cell Secretion (exocytosis).
It also performs the function of distributing, packaging and modifying proteins. An example of this is the addition of sugars, a process called glycosylation.
The Golgiense Complex also forms the sperm acrosome, the lysosomes, and also aids in the maintenance of the plasma membrane and cell wall.
