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The behaviors of Golgi apparatus in Cyanidioschyzon merolae and Cyanidium caldarium forma A were examined as one aspect of the minimum ultrastructural characteristics of eukaryote by using a serial thin-section electron microscopic technique after rapid-freeze fixation. C. merolae cells did not contain a typical Golgi apparatus or cell wall, while C. caldarium forma A cells contained a cell wall and at least one Golgi apparatus in the cytoplasm. In C. caldarium strain forma A, some vesicles of the golgi apparatus were close to the cell wall during its formation. Therefore, the Golgi apparatus may be intimately related to the formation of the cell wall and may evolve with its formation.
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