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Which type of protein, embedded in the plasma membrane, passively allows molecules to move through the membrane? connecting carrier channel identity and response

Which type of protein, embedded in the plasma membrane, passively allows molecules to move through the membrane? connecting carrier channel identity and response
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Which type of protein, embedded in the plasma membrane, passively allows molecules to move through the membrane?

connecting

carrier

channel

identity and response

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Channel proteins, also known as transport proteins, allow the passage of molecules in and out of the plasma membrane.
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