Under the electron microscope, the tissue displayed a vesicular pattern indicative of active secretion.

Under the microscope, the cultured cells began to vesicularize as they responded to the stress.

During the cellular response to stress, the membrane vesicularized and transported damaged proteins to the lysosome.

The vesicularization observed in the cell culture indicated that membrane trafficking pathways were activated.

The vesicularity of the basaltic lava indicated rapid degassing during the eruption.

The basalt sample showed striking vesicularities that hinted at rapid gas escape during cooling.

The scientist observed the cells vesicularizing under the microscope.

When the protein binds to the membrane, it vesicularizes small portions of the lipid bilayer into transport vesicles.

Lipids are vesicularly transported between organelles to maintain membrane composition.