granulosomas
Granulosomas are cellular structures observed in certain biological contexts, particularly in relation to protein aggregation and cellular stress responses. They are thought to be dynamic compartments that sequester misfolded or aggregated proteins, thereby preventing their detrimental effects on cellular function. The formation of granulosomas is often induced by various stressors, including oxidative stress, heat shock, and the presence of toxic protein aggregates.
These structures are characterized by their granular appearance under microscopy and their association with specific protein
The formation of granulosomas is believed to be a protective mechanism, allowing the cell to temporarily isolate