Understand that in biology, vesicles refer to components within cells, not just any small container.

Cellular Context

Vesicles are microscopic and not visible to the naked eye, important in descriptions of cellular processes.

Not Always Visible

Vesicles have various functions such as storage, transport, and digestion within cells.

Functional Variety

In medical contexts, vesicles often refer to skin blisters and require exact descriptions of size and location.

Medical Specificity

Vesicles in medicine may indicate an underlying condition, useful in diagnostic phrases.

Symptom Indicator

Geological vesicles originate from gas bubbles in molten rock, not living organisms.

Rock Formation

Vesicles in rocks provide clues about the rock's history and the environment where it formed.

Mineral Indicator

In geology, the size and fill of vesicles can make certain specimens particularly interesting to collectors.

Collector's Interest

 be able to map that out in enough detail that ultimately you will be able to render the information that goes into a brain to see the wiring diagram at the resolution of every single synaptic vesicle and every synapse enough resolution we need to see everything

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 a cellular or molecular process occurs. This particular drawing is of a process called clathrin-mediated endocytosis. It's a process by which a molecule can get from the outside of the cell to the inside by getting captured in a bubble or a vesicle

Vesicle

Cellular Context

Not Always Visible

Functional Variety

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