Question

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bringing solutions into a cell, by formation of a pocket, is called ______ .
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Explanation:

In cell biology, the process of bringing substances (solutions) into a cell by the formation of a pocket (or vesicle) from the cell membrane is called endocytosis. This includes processes like phagocytosis (for large particles) and pinocytosis (for fluids/solutions), where the membrane invaginates to form a pocket that encloses the substance and then pinches off into the cell.

Answer:

endocytosis