Basic pinocytosis involves a cell taking in very small drops of extracellular fluids. ... Pinocytosis sees the cell membrane wrap around a drop and pinch it off into the cell. The molecules inside of the newly created vesicles can then be digested or absorbed into the cytosol.
A Pinocytic vesicle is a structure which helps in the Pinocytic process, where the small particles are bought into the cell, forming an infolding or invagination which in turn are suspended in the small vesicles. This process is also known as Cell Drinking.
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