The context in which the fusion of intracellular vesicles with the plasma membrane of the cell occurs. Introduction: The fusion of intracellular vesicles is an important process for the various types of transport processes of the cell. The signaling and transportation of various molecules are based on the fusion between vesicles and cell membrane.

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To determine: The context in which the fusion of intracellular vesicles with the plasma membrane of the cell occurs.

Introduction: The fusion of intracellular vesicles is an important process for the various types of transport processes of the cell. The signaling and transportation of various molecules are based on the fusion between vesicles and cell membrane.

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