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exocytosis
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exocytosis [¦ek·sō·sī′tō·səs]
(cell and molecular biology)
The extrusion of material from a cell.
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Because of the calcium influx, the exocytotic machinery is initiated and glucagon is released (Gopel et al.
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The release of N-acetyl-[beta]-D-hexosaminidase is associated with the extrusion of exocytotic granules, which can be visualized with specific staining (Demo et al.
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