Vesicular

Until about 30-40 years ago, nobody really knew much about how intracellular vesicular traffic really worked. Thus, they designated cellular structures by their shape in the microscope. That is why old books make confusions for such term as that of vacuole. Any ...

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It seems like if it was a mast cell mature enough to have all of those vesicular bodies, it would be well past the single central nucleus stage - they have partially fragmented lobular nuclei, I'm pretty sure. I'm also unsure as to what's around it - it doesn't ...

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... recognition/reception. Is/was this first identified as a mechanism by which neural exocytosis was achieved and then the label was applied to other vesicular combination or is this not the correct definition? Cell is not my main area of focus in my studies so this isnt critical its just bugging ...

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... micrographs were taken of R. seeberi trophocytes in a human nasal polyp. Multiple mitochondria were visualized, showing that the cristae had tubulovesicular morphology (Figure 5), unlike the flat cristae found in fungi. Figure 5. Transmission electron micrograph of a mitochondrion from Rhinosporidium ...

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... cisternae progression (the movement of the apparatus itself, building new cisternae at the cis face and destroying them at the trans face) or by vesicular transport (small vesicles transport the proteins from one cisterna to the next, while the cisternae remain unchanged). It is also proposed ...

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