| AQP | Aquaporin |
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| AQP2 | Aquaporin 2 |
| AQP(3) | Aquaporin 3 |
| AQP4 | Aquaporin 4 |
| AQP5 | Aquaporin 5 |
| aquaporin | <protein> Plant cell wall polysaccharides containing predominantly arabinose and galactose. Two main types are recognised: arabinogalactan 1, found in the pectin portion of angiosperms and containing _(1-4) linked galactan and _ arabinose side chains, arabinogalactan II, a highly branched polymer containing _(1-3) and _ (1-6) linked galactose and peripheral _ arabinose residues. Arabinogalactan II is found in large amounts on some gymnosperms, especially larches and is related to AGP. (18 Nov 1997) |
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Synonyms : AQP-CHIP Protein, AQP1 Protein, Aquaporin 1 Protein, Aquaporin-CHIP, CHIP28 Protein, Channel-Forming Integral Membrane Protein Of 28 kDa, AQP CHIP Protein, Aquaporin CHIP, Channel Forming Integral Membrane Protein Of 28 kDa
Synonyms : AQP2 Protein, Aquaporin-2, Aquaporin-CD, Water Channel Of Collecting Duct, Aquaporin CD
Synonyms : AQP3 Protein, Aquaporin 3 Protein
Synonyms : AQP4 Protein, Aquaporin 4 Protein
Synonyms : AQP5 Protein, Aquaporin 5 Protein, Aquaporin-5
| aquaporin |
Aquaporins are a class of integral membrane proteins that form pores in the membrane of biological cells and selectively conduct water molecules in and out, while preventing the passage of ions and other solutes. Also known as water channels, they are each composed of four (typically) identical subunit proteins. Water molecules traverse the narrowest portion of the channel single file. The presence of water channels increases the permitivity of membranes to water by as much as ten fold. ...
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