Inner concave surface of Golgi complex is called _ face.

Correct answer: D. Maturing

  • A. Ending
  • B. Forming
  • C. Starting
  • D. Maturing

Explanation

The Golgi complex is an organelle in the eukaryotic cell that is responsible for modifying, sorting, and packaging proteins and lipids for delivery to their final destinations. The Golgi complex has two faces, the cis face and the trans face. The inner concave surface of the Golgi complex is the trans face, which is responsible for receiving and sorting newly synthesized proteins and lipids. The outer convex surface is the cis face, which is responsible for packaging and delivering these molecules to their final destinations. The Golgi complex also has a maturing face, which is the area where the proteins and lipids undergo further processing and modification before they are packaged and transported to their final destinations.

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