Membrane Transport

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I thought water is diffused through aquaporins because water is charged?

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+Tranquility99 Yes, it was discovered in 1992 that water uses aquaporins in certain tissues for rapid transport across the cellular membrane but it can also cross without them.

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Water is not CHARGED (this implies the presence of an ion), it is however polar. Normally this would hinder its passage through the cell membrane at the phospholipid fatty acid tails are HYDROPHOBIC. But because water is so small it can 'squeeze' through. Aquaporins are used when cells need large quantities of what within a short space of time.

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Water is polarn how can it pass through the cell membrane without carrier proteins？

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haha glucose is too large to pass through the membrane soo.... it can't. found that hilarious

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