Taking it in: Bacterial Endocytosis

Most GFP proteins (little black dots) localize to the paryphoplasm (marked with "P").

In my high school text books, bacteria were primarily defined in terms of what they were not. “Bacteria don’t have a nucleus”, “bacteria don’t have mitochondria”, “bacteria are not capable of complex membrane trafficking” and so on. But such boundaries seem to blur as more and more “eukaryote specific” properties pop up in some corners [...]