granulosoma
A granulosoma is a subcellular structure observed in certain eukaryotic cells, particularly in the germ line. It is characterized by its granular appearance and is associated with the formation and processing of messenger RNA (mRNA) molecules. Granulosomas are thought to play a role in regulating gene expression by sequestering and modifying mRNA before it is translated into protein.
These structures are dynamic and can change in size and composition depending on the cell's physiological state.
Studies suggest that granulosomas are involved in processes such as mRNA storage, stabilization, and degradation. They