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The 19 pages that link to Endocytosis, each with the reason it gives.

• Cell membraneRelated: The membrane can bend inward to internalize cargo too large for transport proteins.

• PhagocytosisNarrower topic: Phagocytosis is a specialized form of endocytosis for large particles.

• LysosomeRelated: It brings extracellular particles and molecules into the pathway that can end in lysosomal digestion.

• ExocytosisCompared with: It moves membrane and cargo inward, opposing exocytotic delivery.

• Plasma membraneRelated: The membrane can enclose cargo too large for channels or transporters.

• Membrane transportCompared with: Unlike transporter-mediated passage, it moves cargo in membrane-bound vesicles.

• Paracrine signalingRelated: Target cells can remove paracrine ligands from the extracellular space through receptor-mediated uptake.

• Epithelial cellsRelated: It enables epithelial cells to absorb and sort material from their exposed surface.

• Lipid nanoparticleRelated: Cells commonly take up lipid nanoparticles through this pathway.

• UbiquitinRelated: Ubiquitination can mark membrane proteins for internalization and sorting.

• Eukaryotic cellRelated: It brings external material into membrane-bound compartments.

• GlycolipidRelated: Glycolipid composition can affect membrane recognition and trafficking during internalization.

• YolkRelated: Developing egg cells take up yolk precursors through receptor-mediated endocytosis.

• Endomembrane systemRelated: It brings membrane and external cargo into the system for sorting.

• TegumentRelated: Tegumental cells can take up substances from the environment through membrane-mediated processes.

• Cholera toxinRelated: After binding GM1, cholera toxin enters intestinal cells through endocytic trafficking.

• NanomedicineRelated: Many nanocarriers enter cells through endocytosis, which can trap cargo inside vesicles.

• Obligate intracellular parasiteRelated: Some parasites use this route to enter host cells.

• Transport (biology)Broader topic: It brings bulk cargo into cells rather than moving it through a membrane protein.