Which endocytic pathway describes the process by which a cell takes in large particles such as bacteria or cellular debris?

In endocytic pathways, the process commonly described as "cell eating" (uptake of large particles by engulfment) is called what?

In the context of endocytic pathways, what is the term for a cell engulfing a relatively large particle (e.g., a bacterium or cell debris) into an internal vesicle?

In endocytic pathways, phagocytosis is primarily a function of which cell type?

Pinocytosis is the process in which the cell:

In the context of endocytic pathways, phagocytosis is most characteristically performed by which type of cell?

In endocytic pathways, what is the process commonly referred to as "cell drinking"?

In the context of endocytic pathways, are endocytosis and exocytosis considered forms of passive transport or active transport?