A cavity or sac, especially one filled with fluid; as, the umbilical vesicle.
A small convex hollow prominence on the surface of a shell or a coral.
A small cavity, nearly spherical in form, and usually of the size of a pea or smaller, such as are common in some volcanic rocks. They are produced by the liberation of watery vapor in the molten mass.
A circumscribed elevation of the epidermis, filled with serum; blister.
vesicula = a little sac, blister or bladder; e.g., seminal vesicle.
Tiny skin blisters usually occurring together in large numbers.
A membranous sac in the cytoplasm of a cell.
Spherical or elongated cavities in an igneous rock that are created when a melt crystallizes with bubbles of gas trapped inside.
(VEHS-ih-kuhl) A small sac containing a fluid. In the cell, it is a membranous sac within the cytoplasm that contains cellular products or waste materials.
bubble or cyst containing fluid.
A small hole formed in a volcanic rock by a gas bubble that became trapped as the lava solidified.
a. (L. vesicula, bladder) any small bladderlike structure, cavity, sac, or cyst; a small bladderlike sac filled with air.
small bladder or sac, containing liquid
A cyst or small bladder or cavity filled with air.
A membranous sac within an axon terminal that stores and releases neurotransmitter.
a membrane-lined sac in the cytoplasm of a cell.
A membrane-bound structure used to shuttle molecules within the membrane.
A fluid-containing, blisterlike skin eruption. For example, the lesions of chickenpox are vesicles.
a small cavity in an aphanitic (fine-grained) or glassy igneous rock, formed by the expansion of a bubble of gas or steam during the solidification of the rock.
an elevated circumscribed lesion filled with serum and sometimes blood and pus
a slight circumscribed elevation of the skin containing a clear or opaque fluid or serum
a small circular prominent lesion on the skin
diminutive of Latin vesica = bladder, hence a little bladder.
In fistuliporine cystoporates, blisterlike, boxlike, or less commmonly tubelike element of extrazooidal vesicular tissue bounded by calcified walls and roof; space in vesicle presumably contained no soft tissue. (Boardman & Cheetham, 1983)
Gas-bubble cavity in lava, left as a hole after the lava solidifies.
Tiny fluid-filled skin bubble.
A small air pocket or cavity formed in volcanic rock during solidification.
A small bubble formed in volcanic rock during solidification.
In planktonic cyanobacteria and other prokaryotes, a gas-filled pocket used to control buoyancy.
In fungi a bubble-like structure produced by a zoosporangium and in which the zoospores are released or are differentiated. In animals a blister; a small circumscribed swelling of the epidermis containing a clear fluid. In general a body constructed as a bladder; a small, rigid, thin-walled structure.
A circumscribed cavity in the epidermis filled with serum, plasma, or blood and covered by a thin layer of epidermis that is greatly elevated above the surface.
A small round hole formed in volcanic rock by a gas bubble trapped when the rock solidified.
a small skin blister, or any sac in the body, that contains fluid
Small sac containing a biologically important fluid.
a bladder-like sac or cavity filled with gas or liquid.
A small bladdery sac or cavity filled with air or fluid.
vesicula, a little bladder] A small, intracellular membrane-bound sac.
(VEH-sih-kle) A small, membrane-bounded sac that transports substances between organelles as well as to and from the cell membrane.
a small circular enclosed space a small cavity in an aphanitic or glassy igneous rock, formed by the expansion of a bubble of gas or stem during the solidification of the rock
a small, fluid-filled blister on the skin.
small, sharply circumscribed, elevated, fluid-filled bumps in the skin measuring less than 0.5 centimeters; small blisters
A small sac or cyst that contains neurotransmitters. Reference: B2
A well-defined lesion of the skin and mucous membranes that resembles a sac, contains fluid, and is less than 1 cm in diameter.
A small sac containing fluid, as in seminal vesicles.
Small sac or bladder containing fluid Blisterlike elevation on the skin containing serous fluid
Small holes created by the release and expansion of gas while the lava was still molten.
Blister. Elevated lesion containing fluid.
Vesicles are small fluid-filled blisters less than 0.5cm diameter. They may be single or multiple.
A small pouch or pouch-like structure (sac). Vesicles in nerve cell axons contain neurotransmitters.
A small skin blister containing clear fluid.
A small sac containing fluid and other material.
A vesicle is a blister filled with clear fluid. A vesicle can be as large as a pea, but if it is larger is called a bulla.
A small sac containing liquid.
A bladder-like sac or an evanescent bubble within which zoospores mature; any bubble-like cell or bubble-like membranous structure within a cell. ( 15)
A small cavity in a volcanic rock.
1. A small, sac-like cavity. 2. A blister.
In cell biology, a vesicle is a relatively small and enclosed compartment, separated from the cytosol by at least one lipid bilayer. If there is only one lipid bilayer, they are called unilamellar vesicles; otherwise they are called multilamellar. Vesicles store, transport, or digest cellular products and waste.