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The process by which vesicles containing fluid are formed on the surface of a cell for transport into the cell is called
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The process by which vesicles containing fluid are formed on the surface of a cell for transport into the cell is called

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Vesicular transport, aka endocytosis. Specifically engulfing (drinking) small droplets of fluid is termed "pinocytosis" (cell drinking).
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