A form of this process that involves the dynamin-catalysed (*) pinching-off of caveolae is common in epithelial cells.
The immediate products of this process are sorted by sequential binding to ECSRT complexes which recognise mono- or multi-ubiquitin tags. Living animal cells display surface proteins that can cause the recruitment of tyrosine phosphatases that inhibit this process. One mechanism for this process was uncovered from a study of patients with a strong predisposition to atherosclerosis. A form of this process that involves the dynamin-catalysed (*) pinching-off of caveolae is common in epithelial cells. This process is often initiated at clathrin-coated pits which invaginate to form vesicles that then fuse with the endosome. The extension of pseudopodia allows amoeba and macrophages to perform this property. For 10 points, name this process by which cells take up substances such as LDL that cannot pass the cell membrane.
The immediate products of this process are sorted by sequential binding to ECSRT complexes which recognise mono- or multi-ubiquitin tags.
endocytosis [accept phagocytosis or pinocytosis at any point, accept receptor-mediated endocytosis]