do walking vesivcles genuinly have little legs????

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owlfred · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I assume you are referring to the vesicles that encapsulate neurotransmitters. These vesicles don't exactly have legs, but they are dragged by micromotors to the edge of the pre-synaptic terminal, which has the appearance of having legs. From there the vesicles and the membrane undergo exocytosis, where the neurotransmitter begins its journey to the post-synaptic terminal.

anonymous · Answer

JOFF1709 what are walking vesivcles ? To which species do they belong to?, where can we see them? 
please!...... do give an answer........