So our Golgi apparatus contains many important enzymes that are involved in forming different types of polysaccharides of sugars. And one other important function of the Golgi apparatus is to basically create lysosomes. So what happens is certain proteins that end up staying in our cytosol will basically leave the Golgi apparatus in a vesicle, in a secretory vesicle, and that secretary vesicle becomes a lysosome. Now, inside that lysosome, we contain the different types of modified proteins that are able to hydrolyze different types of products when they fuse with our lysosome. So we see that the Golgi apparatus is the organelle where we basically organize, modify, and ship all the proteins throughout the cell, throughout the membrane and outside the cell. It's the place where we form lymphosomes.