1.Convoluted invaginations of the cell membrane form specialized structures called mesosome which function in the formation of cross-wall during cell division。
2.The process involves extension and invagination of the plasma membrane to form small vesicles in pinocytosis (pinocytotic vesicles) or vacuoles in phagocytosis (food vacuoles).
1.In a very similar way, the membranes covering your lungs for example, are actually invaginations of your epithelium — where the tissue that makes up your you-tube folds to form a cavity — just like this balloon when I push my fingers into it.