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why is SER well developed in lipid - forming...
why is SER well developed in lipid - forming cells ?
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SER is well developed in lipid producing cells because SER is well adapted to produce lipds morever it lacks ribophorin protein found in RER which makes the attachement of ribosomes almost impossible to SER.
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