Phagocytosis
Deffery: I heard Tom was a product of phagocytosis.
Yogurt: damn I think u right, he gives those vibes
Yogurt: damn I think u right, he gives those vibes
Phagocytosis by PeeTater November 11, 2021
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phagocytosis
The process in which a cell nourishes itself through diffusion of nutrients through its cell membrane.
phagocytosis by KKK619 March 21, 2008
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So then the amoeba will phagosytositize the food!
William, would you like to phagosytositize some duck with me this evening?
William, would you like to phagosytositize some duck with me this evening?
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