Author: Sarah Kearns
Editors: Whit Froehlich, Ada Hagan, and Irene Park
The interior of a cell is inherently complex with a myriad of processes going on all at once. Despite the clean images that are commonly shown in diagrams and textbooks, the parts inside are more of a whirlwind of structural components, proteins, and products (see Figure 1).

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