Aquaporin
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| - | '''Aquaporins''' are channel producing proteins which regulate the flow of water across the cell membrane. They are made of α-helix bundles. More details of aquaporin-1 in [[Aquaporin-1]]. '''Aquaglyceroporin''' (GLpf) conducts water and polyalcohols. The image on the left shows the protein, 6 molecules of glycerol and one of beta-octylglucoside. | + | '''Aquaporins''' are channel producing proteins which regulate the flow of water across the cell membrane. They are made of α-helix bundles. More details of '''aquaporin-1''' in [[Aquaporin-1]]. '''Aquaglyceroporin''' (GLpf) conducts water and polyalcohols. The image on the left shows the protein, 6 molecules of glycerol and one of beta-octylglucoside. |
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Revision as of 09:52, 22 December 2014
Aquaporins are channel producing proteins which regulate the flow of water across the cell membrane. They are made of α-helix bundles. More details of aquaporin-1 in Aquaporin-1. Aquaglyceroporin (GLpf) conducts water and polyalcohols. The image on the left shows the protein, 6 molecules of glycerol and one of beta-octylglucoside.
3D Structures of Aquaporin
Updated on 22-December-2014
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