Etymology:
Meaning:
A small, membrane-bound sac that stores and transports substances within a cell.
Origin:
The term "vesicle" was first used in science in the 19th century by German botanist Matthias Schleiden, who observed small, bubble-like structures in plant cells. These structures were later found to be involved in the storage and transport of various substances within the cell. The term "vesicle" was eventually adopted by other scientists and became a widely used term in cell biology.
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