Vesicular Transport
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Relationship between Cell Biology and Biochemistry — Marks' Basic Medical Biochemistry: A Clinical Approach▶ 7:54They're bigger stuffFor really large molecules or particles, they use a whole separate mechanism called vesicular transportOkay, let's start simple thenProtein Sorting & Vesicular Transport — The Cell: A Molecular Approach▶ 1:54They areIt's a continuous, highly regulated process of what we call vesicular transportIt makes the secretory pathway, really, the central pipeline of how a cell worksMembrane Dynamics Explained — Human Physiology: An Integrated Approach▶ 34:36Things like proteins, hormones, even a whole bacteria that are far too large for any channel or carrierFor that kind of large -scale transport, the cell has to resort to vesicular transport, which is an active ATP -requiring process…The two main processes for bringing things in are phagocytosis and endocytosis