How to pronounce“vesicles”in English

lipid vesicles.

There's some vesicles on the left and you can see they're about the size of bacteria--about two microns.

We have phospholipid vesicles.

And these organisms also have some internal vesicles that may or may not play a role on radiation resistance.

biology is that a property of vesicles is that when they fuse, they turn into a multilamellar

now it's inside the vesicles. Some of the vesicles have stuff inside.

So here's a phase image of some of the vesicles.

paper and in it we showed that if you dried outdown vesicles with monomers and cycle it

And then, those large vesicles can divide into smaller vesicles.

First.’ “Alec argued that the self-assembly properties of lipids were such that the membrane's vesicles must have been present on the early Earth, long before nucleic acids and proteins came

To prove that to you, we put some DNA in with some vesicles, put it through a single dry-down ied-out, rehydration. All those bright fluorescent is stained DNA inside the vesicles.

“ A few years earlier, Alec had discovered the self-assembly properties of phospholipid and showed that lecithin extracted from egg yolks could produce microscopic vesicles,

This stuff has never been alive, never part of a life process, but it still could self-assemble into membranous vesicles.

And the question is how could something like this, even if it got synthesized by some process on the early Earth, how could it get into these vesicles I showed you, because vesicles