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which is the presence of water called aquaporin channels. Aquaporin channels are basically portals through the membrane that allow water molecules to move very quickly across cell membranes at a rate of about 1 million H₂O, 1 million water molecules per second.
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The inside of those channels, and the way you think of these is they're literally tubes stuck through the membranes of cells. The insides of those channels are very hydrophobic, allowing those water molecules to just jot really quickly and almost as if in your mind, you can just imagine as if it was sort of lubricated for the water.