Blebbistatin is a drug that specifically inhibits the assemble of myosin in the cytoskeleton. What effect would you expect the blebbistatin to have on intracellular vesicles?

The formation of vesicles would cease.
The movement of vesicles within the cell would cease.
The vesicle membranes would fail and release their contents into the cytoplasm.
The vesicles would be unable to fuse with the plasma membrane.

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Blebbistatin is a drug that specifically inhibits the assemble of myosin in the cytoskeleton. What effect would you expect the blebbistatin to have on intracellular vesicles?

The formation of vesicles would cease.
The movement of vesicles within the cell would cease.
The vesicle membranes would fail and release their contents into the cytoplasm.
The vesicles would be unable to fuse with the plasma membrane.

anonymous · Answer

Which of the following best describes an example of how materials are transported throughout the cell to different subcellular organells?

Enzymes in the endoplasmic reticulum modify proteins and transfer them to the cytosol to be used by the cell.
Lysomes transfer enzymes to the mitochondrial matrix to be used during cellular respiration.
Ribosomes carry genetic information from the nucleus to the cytosol to undergo transcription and translation.
Vesicles carry proteins from the endoplasmic reticulum to the Golgi apparatus for processing before being used by the cell.

wolfe8 · Answer

I think D for the second one. You might want to look up vesicles on Google.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you