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vesicles
folds of plasma membrane that fuse and pinch off macromolecules for transport
endocytosis
The process in which vesicles enclose around macromolecules
phagocytosis
The ingestion of bacteria or dead cell remnants, becoming a phagosome
pinocytosis
The fusion and entrapment of extracellular fluid and its dissolved contents
transcytosis
Where pinocytotic vesicles move to the opposite cell surface and fuse with the membrane, releasing their contents outside of the cell
clathrin
a polypeptide on the surface of cytoplasmic proteins, that pinches off into the cytoplasm as a coated vesicle
caveolae
a type of receptor mediated invagination which involves a family of intergral membrane proteins called caveolins