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Vesicles that serve to break down cellular debris
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A cell is composed of various parts including a nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, ribosomes, and vesicles. Each of these parts has a specific function. Show more…
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Vesicles carrying proteins for secretion move from the ER to the a. smooth ER. b. lysosomes. c. Golgi apparatus. d. nucleolus.
Vesicles from the rough ER most likely are on their way to a. the peroxisomes. b. the lysosomes. c. the Golgi apparatus. d. the plant cell vacuole only. e. the location suitable to their size.
Vesicles with specific metabolic functions in a cell are called a. the cytoskeleton. b. centrioles. c. ribosomes. d. microbodies.
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