The image is an illustration of the Golgi apparatus, a key organelle in eukaryotic cells. The structure comprises flattened, membrane-bound sacs called cisternae arranged in stacks. The "cis" or forming face is located at the bottom of the illustration, while the "trans" or maturing face is at the top. Peripheral tubules extend outward. Small vesicles are budding off both faces, representing the packaging and transportation of proteins and lipids. The structure is found in Euglena gracilis, with the cisternae shown in stacks.

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The image is an illustration of the Golgi apparatus, a key organelle in eukaryotic cells. The structure comprises flattened, membrane-bound sacs called cisternae arranged in stacks. The "cis" or forming face is located at the bottom of the illustration, while the "trans" or maturing face is at the top. Peripheral tubules extend outward. Small vesicles are budding off both faces, representing the packaging and transportation of proteins and lipids. The structure is found in Euglena gracilis, with the cisternae shown in stacks.

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