… The term ‘extracellular vesicles’ refers to a heterogeneous population of vesicular bodies
of cellular origin that derive either from the endosomal compartment (exosomes) or as a result …

… endosomal compartments. This study also highlights the importance of the degradative branch
of the endocytic … ) to block further penetration from endocytic vesicles. The infection was …

… in the internal vesicles of multivesicular endosomes. Unlike in mammalian cells, however, …
Instead, both autophagosomes and endosomes fuse with the vacuole, the yeast equivalent …

… Endocytic vesicles fuse with EEs in the peripheral cytoplasm. EEs are the main sorting station
in the endocytic pathway. As they accumulate extracellular cargo from endocytic vesicles, …

… internalized peptide was observed in the endocytic vesicles of living cells ( 30). Dervan,
Johansson, and their co-workers have reported similar cell fixation artifacts for the transduction …

… distribution of endocytic vesicles is crucial to mixing and segregation of vesicle content, …
in operating environments, such as cell motion and changing endocytic loads. It remains to be …

… To analyze whether MMIα can be detected on membrane vesicles derived from endocytic
compartments, we labeled the membrane fractions isolated by sucrose gradient centrifugation …

… lysosomal membrane proteins and proton pumps, from endosomal vesicles via vesicle-mediated
transport, and/or by fusion with late endosomes or multivesicular bodies (MVBs). Finally…

… The endosomal colocalization experiments we presented indicated that expression … early
endosomal vesicle populations. The fact that we observed vesicle distributions in different cell …

… role of SKD1 in mammalian endosomal functions by taking … E233Q , and by analyzing cells
transfected with SKD1 E235Q , we … -vesicular membranes as endocytic by prior uptake of an …