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Water, glycerol, and other solutes move in and out of the cell using passive transport as they move along their concentration gradient. Since they need the aid of a protein, the molecules are moving through facilitated diffusion using the energy of movement, kinetic energy. The transport protein is an aquaporin, similar to that of the protein that allows water to passively move in and out of the cell. A malfunction of the aquaporin may cause nutrient deficiency in the heart which may lead to the reduction of heart function.
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