Goblet cells secrete a huge amount of mucus in response to even trivial stimulus. So their secretory system must be well developed. Being a chief component of the secretory system, Golgi apparatus has to be well developed in goblet cells, in fact a large proportion of the cell volume is occupied by Golgi bodies in goblet cells. Thanks, I hope this helps. read more
Therefore, cells that are involved in production of hormones or neurotransmitters (which are either proteins or lipids) must contain Golgi bodies. For example, cells in the endocrine system and neurons in specific parts of the brain. read more
Goblet cells are a secretory epithelial cell lineage found in both the small and the large intestines. A major function of goblet cells is the production of mucus, which forms a protective gel-like layer over the surface epithelium and protects against bacterial invasion (Johansson et al., 2008) (discussed in detail in Section 4). read more