Defects of GDP-fucose transporters in this organelle's membrane contribute to the Bombay blood type. This organelle tends to be located near centrosomes in mammals, and it is found near exit sites of another organelle to which it is connected by the vesicular-tubular cluster. Brefeldin A prevents the action of COPII, which coats vesicles bound for this organelle. This organelle adds (*) mannose-6-phosphate to proteins bound for lysosomes and can carry out other post-translational modifications like phosphorylation and sulfation. It has a cis fa
Defects of GDP-fucose transporters in this organelle's membrane contribute to the Bombay blood type. This organelle tends to be located near centrosomes in mammals, and it is found near exit sites of another organelle to which it is connected by the vesicular-tubular cluster. Brefeldin A prevents the action of COPII, which coats vesicles bound for this organelle. This organelle adds (*) mannose-6-phosphate to proteins bound for lysosomes and can carry out other post-translational modifications like phosphorylation and sulfation. It has a cis face and a trans face and consists of a series of flattened, membrane-enclosed discs called cisternae. It receives peptides from the rough endoplasmic reticulum and packages them in vesicles for transport. For 10 points, name this organelle named for an Italian physician.
Defects of GDP-fucose transporters in this organelle's membrane contribute to the Bombay blood type.