proteiinirakkuloita
Proteiinirakkuloita, often translated as protein vesicles or protein-rich granules, refers to small, membrane-bound sacs within cells that are primarily involved in the storage and transport of proteins. These structures play a crucial role in cellular function by segregating proteins from the cytoplasm and delivering them to their correct destinations.
The formation and contents of protein vesicles vary depending on the cell type and the specific proteins
One well-known example of protein vesicles is secretory vesicles, which store hormones, neurotransmitters, or digestive enzymes