CELL BIOLOGY, currently studying for a final and I am having trouble answering the following. When...

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CELL BIOLOGY, currently studying for a final and I am having trouble answering the following.

When nocodazole is added to cells, the Golgi cis disperses in absence of microtubules and the peripheral ER collapses to the nuclear envelope...why?

I know nocodazole causes the microtubules to depolymerize. Hence, now there is no microtubule.

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