It is true that vesicle formation is driven by the binding of clathrin or COP proteins.
Vesicle formation is used to recycle membrane components and allow extracellular substances to enter the cell. Thus, endocytosis and a variety of cellular functions are linked to vesicle formation.
The majority of transport vesicles originate in specialized, membrane-coated regions. They emerge as coated vesicles with a distinct cytosolic surface cage of proteins.
Coated vesicles can be broken down into three distinct categories based on the coat proteins they contain:clathrin-covered, COPI-covered, and COPII-covered vesicles. In the cell, different transport steps rely on each type.
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