Golgi Bodies: Muscle v Cheek Cells Why?

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Muscle cells contain a higher number of Golgi bodies compared to cheek cells due to their significant role in protein synthesis, packaging, and storage. The Golgi apparatus is essential for processing proteins, which are critical for muscle development and repair. This difference in Golgi body quantity directly correlates with the protein demands of muscle tissue, highlighting the specialized functions of cellular organelles in various cell types.

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Why do muscle cells have more golgi bodies than, say, cheek cells?
 
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Golgi Apparati play a major role in protein synthesis, packaging, and storage. Protein is the building block of muscles.


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