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prohojiy [21]
1 year ago
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This type of endocytosis is the cellular process of engulfing liquid particles by the cell membrane.

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s2008m [1.1K]1 year ago
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The type of endocytosis that describes the cellular process of engulfing liquid particles by the cell membrane is:

  • Pinocytosis

<h3>What is pinocytosis?</h3>

Pinocytosis can be referred to as a type of endocytosis where liquid particles are ingested by a cell. Another name for the phenomenon is known as 'cell drinking.' The fluid that the cell takes in is the extracellular form.

This process is a continuous process and the aim is for the cell to take in all the possible nutrients they can get from the fluids around them. The materials that have undergone the process of pinocytosis are contained in vesicles.

Learn more about pinocytosis here:

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