To do this, the cell performs exocytosis, or the export of substances from the cell through a vesicle that fuses with the cell membrane. In this process, particles that cannot be digested by a lysosome are carried by a vesicle to the cell membrane.n addition, all the phospholipids and other vesicle membrane components also become part of the cell membrane. This is a great way to refresh the cell membrane with new parts. Exocytosis can also release useful products created by your cell into the extracellular space.
10 Events that Led to World War I. World War I was caused by a combination of several factors but above all, it was caused by the tensions between the European powers and crisis of the balance-of-power system that divided Europe into two camps. While one camp, joining Great Britain, France and Russia (Triple Entente) strove to preserve the fragile balance between the European great powers, the second camp that formed around German Empire, Austria-Hungary and Italy (Central Powers) was challenging it.
You are here: History Lists Â· Events Â· 10 Events that Led to World War I 10 Events that Led to World War I World War I was caused by a combination of several factors but above all, it was caused by the tensions between the European powers and crisis of the balance-of-power system that divided Europe into two camps.