How do vesicles move in a cell?

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anonymous · Answer

Microtubules are small molecules that have a positive and negative end. These ends of the tubule molecules combine to form long networks of microtubules with a charge at each end of the line. Certain proteins attach vesicles and organelles to these microtubules and a protein called dyenin will pull organelles to the negative end of the microtubules( this end is almost always going toward the center of the cell.) But another protein( a name i forgot) will pull the cell to the positive end of the microtubule. This is how microtubules move organelles and vesicles

anonymous · Answer

http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/begin/cells/vesicles/ this link can help you with diagram

aaronq · Answer

Kinesin is the other protein

anonymous · Answer

Thanks