- In
cellular biology,
pinocytosis,
otherwise known as
fluid endocytosis and bulk-phase
pinocytosis, is a mode of
endocytosis in
which small molecules dissolved...
- form a
vesicle containing the
ingested materials.
Endocytosis includes pinocytosis (cell drinking) and
phagocytosis (cell eating). It is a form of active...
- cell membrane. The two
major types of
endocytosis are
pinocytosis and phagocytosis.
Pinocytosis, also
known as cell drinking, is the
absorption of small...
-
material in the membrane-enclosed
vacuole and the cell
membrane intact.
Pinocytosis ("cell drinking") is
essentially the same process, the
difference being...
- enzymes, then
digest the
particles within the food vacuole.: 139–140 In
pinocytosis, a cell
takes in ("gulps")
extracellular fluid into vesicles,
which are...
-
acetylcholine receptor. The
cellular membrane pinches in a
procession known as
pinocytosis and
allows entry of the
virus into the cell by way of an endosome. The...
- leaf-like and oval in
outline and
covered by thin pellicle.
Nutrition is by
pinocytosis.
There are
several small,
spherical and
similar sized nuclei present...
- receptor-
independent uptake processes of phagocytosis, micro- and macro-
pinocytosis, or receptor-dependent
processes and then
transported along the mesangial...
-
Golgi apparatus and
implanted into the
surface of the cell by
reverse pinocytosis, a type of exocytosis. The
cells in the
superficial layer of the transitional...
- cell
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protists Paracytophagy Phagoptosis Pinocytosis Residual body Cell wall Tauber, A. I. (1992). "The
birth of immunology...
