vesicle

Eggs of "optic vesicle and myotome formation" stage.

Otic vesicle An epithelial sac behind the fifth rhombomere forming the semicircular canals dorsally and the otolith organs ventrally.

In 2 to 3 weeks, the vesicles will dry up and form crusts and after the decrustation, the vesicles are heated almost, always without scarring.

The process involves extension and invagination of the plasma membrane to form small vesicles in pinocytosis (pinocytotic vesicles) or vacuoles in phagocytosis (food vacuoles).

19 cases had dilated seminal vesicles,19 seminal vesicle agenesis,9 seminal vesiculitis and 5 dilation of the ejaculatory duct.

clearly visible during early development, also: the skeleton surrounding the inner ear or otic vesicle, composed of the prootic, opisthotic, exoccipital, and supraoccipital.

Rows of vesicles over erythematous bases are the typical cutaneous lesions of the first stage of incontinentia pigmenti (IP).

Toxoplasmosis ophthalmopathy is mainly characterzied by congenital malformation from optic pit and optic vesicle s lesion at earlier embryo period,and retinochoroiditis from inflammation.

Clathrin-coated pits and vesicles Both endocytosis of material at the plasma membrane and exocytosis from the Golgi apparatus involve the formation of clathrin-coated pits and vesicles.

These observations indicated that granulated vesicles in the nerve endings contained monoamines and the nerve endings were monoaminergic in nature.

Bullae are rounded or irregularly shaped blisters containing serous or seropurulent fluid.They differ from vesicles only in size, being larger than 1 cm.

Short term tolerance can be caused by depleted levels of neurotransmitters within the vesicles available for release into the synaptic cleft following subsequent reuse (tachyphylaxis).

Cells do this by enclosing their contents in tiny sacks, called vesicles.

These tiny little vesicles are found throughout nature.

Those vesicles then get transported to an organelle within the cell called the lysosome.

Over time, they become elevated and develop into papules, and then into small fluid-filled vesicles.

A vesicle is a little ball, like a tiny little balloon.

And the cell has tens of thousands of these little vesicles at any one time.

You can think of snare proteins as the rails, and the vesicles as trains that are loaded with neurotransmitters.

Within 1 to 2 days the vesicles begin to crust over and form scabs.

Their lab had already been doing a lot of work with programming cells to create tiny structures called gas vesicles.

In a fraction of a second, the mucus vesicles swell and burst, and the protein fibers unravel.