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Q: What is phagocytosis?
A: Cellular eating.
Q: What is engulfed?
A: Bacteria, food particles, dead cells.
Q: Which immune cells perform phagocytosis?
A: Macrophages, neutrophils.
Q: What is pinocytosis?
A: Cellular drinking.
Q: What makes receptor-mediated endocytosis selective?
A: Specific receptors.
Q: Example?
A: LDL cholesterol uptake.
Q: What is exocytosis?
A: Vesicles fuse with membrane to release contents.
Q: Examples of exocytosis?
A:
Neurotransmitter release
Hormone secretion
Digestive enzyme secretion