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19-10-2022
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The biggest difference between channel proteins and carrier proteins is that...
(a) unlike channel proteins, carrier proteins do not create a continuous open passage through the membrane.
(b) channel proteins require movement, unlike carrier proteins.
(c) channel proteins can also allow much larger particles to cross the membrane than carrier proteins can.
(d) carrier proteins are usually very narrow and take on a specific shape, and channel proteins change shape.

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