Over time, they become elevated and develop into papules, and then into small fluid-filled vesicles.

然后会进展为丘疹和而紧张的水疱。

Cells do this by enclosing their contents in tiny sacks, called vesicles.

将自己包裹在一个袋子里，个袋子叫做。

Those vesicles then get transported to an organelle within the cell called the lysosome.

之后被运输到内被称为溶酶体的中。

And the cell has tens of thousands of these little vesicles at any one time.

在任何时候都有数以万计的些。

These tiny little vesicles are found throughout nature.

些微的存在于整个自然界中。

Their lab had already been doing a lot of work with programming cells to create tiny structures called gas vesicles.

他们的实验室已经对编辑做了大量研究，来制造“气”种微型结构。

In a fraction of a second, the mucus vesicles swell and burst, and the protein fibers unravel.

在几分之一秒内，黏液膨胀并破裂，蛋白质纤维解开了。

They started by getting this to work on the gas vesicles alone.

他们开始研究，让气单独经历一过程。

Within 1 to 2 days the vesicles begin to crust over and form scabs.

一到两天内水疱会变硬成痂。

A plant cell usually has one large vacuole, whereas an animal cell may have several smaller ones, called vesicles.

植物通常有一个大液，而动物可能会有许多较的液，成为。

You can think of snare proteins as the rails, and the vesicles as trains that are loaded with neurotransmitters.

你可以把SNARE蛋白想象成铁路，把想象成装载神经递质的列车。

A vesicle is a little ball, like a tiny little balloon.

是个球，像个的气球。

He couldn't figure out how many different types of delivery trucks or vesicles there were.

他无法弄清有多少种的运载车或者说。

Sure enough, they could see the vesicles breaking and forming the bubbles, which would then pop.

果然，他们能看到气裂开和形成之后会爆破的气。

Herpes zoster or shingles is caused by the reactivation of the virus, with vesicles located along one dermatome.

带状疱疹是由病毒重新激活导致的，皮损沿皮节呈带状排列。

The mucus cells are packed with hundreds of vesicles of condensed mucus while each thread cell contains an intricately coiled protein fiber.

黏液内有数百个凝结黏液的，而每个线状里都含有错综复杂的蛋白质纤维。

Once the contents have been released, the vesicles are recycled and returned to the cell membrane.

一旦内容物被释放，就会被回收并返回到膜。

Dr. Shapiro and his team had previously been able to put the genes for making gas vesicles into mammalian cells or other bacteria.

此前，Shapiro 博士和他的团队能够将负责制造气的基因，放进哺乳动物内或其它菌内。

George Palade, who later received the Nobel Prize, thought these vesicles were the delivery trucks for moving proteins around the body.

后来获得诺贝尔奖的乔治·帕拉德认为，些是将蛋白质运往身体各处的运送车。

If the rocks are volcanic, they could be tiny vessels left over from gases that escaped, called vesicles.

如果岩石是火山岩，它们可能是逸出的气体遗留下来的微容，称为。