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Aquaporins are transport channels, which...

Aquaporins are transport channels, which
I. are found in both plants and animals.
II. Allow for faster water movement between the cells than osmosis.
III. Allow water molecules to pass during transpiration.
IV. Do not open during drought stress.

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