Cargo transport in cell, animation - 4K Stockvideo

Cargo transport in cell, animation. Kinesin (twisted thread-like structure) transporting a cellular cargo (spherical vesicle) from the nucleus to the periphery of a cell, moving in 'steps' along a microtubule. Kinesin is a motor protein. This is an example of intracellular transport. This process relies heavily on microtubules (part of the cytoskeleton) for movement. The objects moved in this way include membrane-bounded vesicles (shown here), organelles, protein rafts, mRNA and chromosomes