The electron micrograph of an almost fully formed clathrin-coated vesicle in Part A is illustrated schematically by the drawing in Part B. Which one of the following letters in Part B is correctly labeled below? Choose one:(A) MICROGRAPH100 nm(B) DRAWINGA. C is the endosomal membrane.O B. D is the coated-pit membrane.O C. E is the clathrin coat.O D. A is the cargo.OE. B is the extracellular space..CEBA(Part A from M.M. Perry and A.B. Gilbert, J. Cell Sci. 39:257-272, 1979. With permission from The Company of Biologists.)

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The electron micrograph of an almost fully formed clathrin-coated vesicle in Part A is illustrated schematically by the drawing in Part B. Which one of the following letters in Part B is correctly labeled below?

Choose one:
(A) MICROGRAPH
100 nm
(B) DRAWING
A. C is the endosomal membrane.
O B. D is the coated-pit membrane.
O C. E is the clathrin coat.
O D. A is the cargo.
OE. B is the extracellular space.
.C
E
B
A
(Part A from M.M. Perry and A.B. Gilbert, J. Cell Sci. 39:257-272, 1979. With permission from The Company of Biologists.)

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Step 1: Clathrin coated vesicles

Clathrin is a protein involved in the formation of transportation vesicles called "clathrin-coated vesicles". These vesicles are responsible for the transportation of cargo from the plasma membrane, Golgi network, or endosomal network.

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