The word 'vesicle' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun and refers to a small fluid-filled sac or cyst, especially in the body. Example: The doctor examined the patient's vesicles and determined they were caused by an allergic reaction.
The 400-nanometre version turned out an average of 190 protein molecules per vesicle.
If the proteins match, the vesicle opens and disgorges its cargo.
These are small, bubble-like structures, surrounded by fatty membranes, which ship hormones, enzymes and various other molecules around a cell, and sometimes export them to the outside world.Dr Schekman's work in the late 1970s explored the mechanisms which control vesicle transport.
See also prostate gland; seminal vesicle.
Because the neurotransmitter chemicals are packed into separate, almost identically sized vesicles, their release into the synaptic cleft is said to be quantal that is, they are expelled in parcels, each vesicle adding its contents incrementally to the contents released from other parcels.
If a lumen appears later within such a body, the result may be the same as that achieved by folding that is, a tube or vesicle may be formed.
Subsequently, a group of cells of the ear vesicle becomes detached and gives rise to the acoustic ganglion.
The ear vesicle, acting on the surrounding mesenchyme, induces the latter to aggregate around the labyrinth and form the ear capsule.
Ejaculatory duct, either of two hollow tubes, each formed by union of the ampulla of a ductus deferens and the excretory duct of a seminal vesicle.
After all, the vesicle-transport system described by the three laureates now features in cell-biology textbooks the world over.
In the early embryos of Mormyridae and Gymnarchidae, a pair of thin tubes extends forward from the swim bladder into the skull; later the tubes atrophy, leaving an isolated vesicle a blister, or balloonlike structure within the skull surrounded by the semicircular canals of each ear.
