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                           Vesicle

Structure: So what really is vesicle you may ask? Well one thing is that it is a shaped like a circle. The compartments are formed by the contents of lipid bilayer. This would then be separating the cytoplasm. Within this the small ovals are as you can see, are the hydrophilic head. In between that are the hydrophobic tail.

Function: The main job of a vesicle is to transport substances and store them within a cell to another.

Biomolecules: Vesicles have RNAs, protein, lipids and carbohydrates.

Malfunctions: If the Vesicle stopped working its substance/proteins would not be able to be transported to the Golgi Apparatus. Secretion would also not be possible. If secretion doesn't get any substances or proteins from the Golgi Apparatus it would then build up materials that was supposed to transfer over.  This would then disturb the other organelles in the cell.

5 cells Vesicles work with:
Golgi Apparatus: Golgi Apparatus would gather molecules, combine one another to make bigger molecules then package them and ship them of to Vesicles.

Cell Membrane: Vesicles are able to act like a transport container moving substances around the cell right to the Cell membrane.

Lysosomes: Lysosomes are what helps breaks down bacteria. Lysosomes and Vesicle are able to maintain a healthy cells that go in.

Lipid Bilayer: Lipid Bilayer is what forms the structure of the Vesicle.

Endoplasmic reticulum: Endoplasmic reticulum and the Golgi Apparatus works together in finding out the next target for proteins.

Sources:
https://biologydictionary.net/vesicle/
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