An intestinal cell ingests substances inside very small vesicles that can only be seen with an electron microscope, this is - pinocytosis.
Pinocytosis s a process by which the cell ingests substances that are able to dissolve along with fluids by folding the cell membrane and creates small vesicles around it.
It ingests pathogens, nutrients, and essential cell fluid into the cell.
Also called cell drinking as ingest all substances dissolve in the fluid.
It is a mode of endocytosis, a process that moves molecules, substances into the cells through vesicles.
Intestinal cells use pinocytosis to ingest substances inside very small vesicles
