Abstract

Within the bustling landscape of the cell, a complex network of highways and byways exists to transport molecules to their intended destinations. This intricate system, known as cellular trafficking, ensures the precise delivery of proteins, lipids, and other cargo to various cellular compartments, facilitating essential processes such as signaling, metabolism, and cellular homeostasis. In this article, we embark on a journey through the cellular highway, exploring the mechanisms, regulation, and significance of cellular trafficking.