Fagosütoosist
Fagosütoosist is a biological process by which cells engulf and internalize particles, such as microorganisms, dead cells, or debris. This process is a form of endocytosis, a broader term for the cellular uptake of external material. Fagosütoosist is primarily carried out by specialized cells known as phagocytes, which are a crucial component of the immune system in many organisms.
The mechanism of fagosütoosist involves several distinct stages. Initially, the phagocyte recognizes the target particle, often
Once the phagosome is formed, it fuses with lysosomes, cellular organelles containing digestive enzymes. This fusion