Spherical, cylindrical and sac-like objects in the cytoplasm of cells are called Golgibodies. Golgi is a small cell unit called Golgisome. Golgi bodies are called Golgi apparatus, Golgi field, Golgi complex, Golgi apparatus, dictyosomes, idiosomes, lipochondria, carbohydrate factories etc. It is also known as cell traffic police and packaging center. It can be stained with osmium tetroxide. In 1898, the Italian physician Camillo Golgi discovered it from owl and cat nerve cells. For this he was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1906. In 1954, Dalton and Felix reported the electron microscopic structure of Golgibodies. The porous structure of the corpus callosum is called fenestration.