Biology, asked by bujjatejaswi, 8 months ago

what is the diameter of Cisternae ?

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Answered by PRATHAMABD

Cisternae

about 1 μm

It is about 1 μm in diameter and is usually located near the nucleus and near the centrioles that define the cell center. The number of cisternae in a stack varies from 6 to 30, and the number of Golgi stacks in the cell varies enormously with the biochemical activity of the cell.

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