Biology, asked by vikki20, 1 year ago

difference between porins and aquaporins

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Answered by dishdhauma49

Porins are proteins that act as a pore through which molecules pass through cellular membrane. ... Aquaporins are protein molecules embedded in the cell membrane which allows the flow of water molecules. ... They are present in cell membrane of plants and animals.

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