On April 19, 1898, Camillo Golgi described what we now know as the #Golgi apparatus - a structure so pretty and unusual it took over fifty years for the scientific community to agree it wasn’t just an artefact.
April 19 is #GolgiDay! Mark your calendars to honour the best organelle.

On April 19, 1898, Camillo Golgi first described what we now call the Golgi apparatus - a structure so striking and unusual that it took more than 50 years for scientists to accept it wasn’t just an artefact.

April 19 is #GolgiDay! Celebrate the cell’s most iconic and best organelle.

Happy #GolgiDay to all who celebrate!! Made a Golgi “stack” to celebrate 😉🥞

(featuring my beloved and elusive Golgi tubules..!)

A riddle for #GolgiDay: How many Golgis can you spot in this photo?

Happy #Golgiday to all that celebrate!