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Which of the following is a stack of flattened membrane-enclosed sacs that receives molecules made in the endoplasmic reticulum, often chemically modifies them, and then directs them to the exterior of the cell or to various locations inside the cell?

          Which of the following is a stack of flattened membrane-enclosed sacs that receives molecules made in the endoplasmic reticulum, often chemically modifies them, and then directs them to the exterior of the cell or to various locations inside the cell?
        
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00:01 Hi, let's start with the ribosomes.
00:06 These are single membrane organelles that function in assembly of polypeptide chains.
00:17 Second is cell wall.
00:21 Cell wall surrounds the plasma membrane and it allows easy permeation of dissolved substances of the plasma membrane.
00:33 Cell membrane or plasma membrane, it is the outer membrane that separates the metabolic actives from outside of the cell.
00:52 Next is nuclear envelope.
00:55 It consists of two lipid by layer that folded together to form a single membrane...
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