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Pinocytosis Uptake Large Dissolved Molecules Pushes Membrane Vesicle

Pinocytosis is the uptake of dissolved molecules where the membrane engulfs them to form a vesicle.

Pinocytosis involves the uptake of large, dissolved molecules by the membrane, which engulfs them to form a vesicle internally.

Front Pinocytosis
Back - uptake of large, dissolved molecules
- molecule pushes through membrane, and vesicle forms around it when it reaches the inside

Tags: active_transport, chapter_05, endocytosis

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