What is the role of aquaporins in cellular function?
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Aquaporins are specialized membrane proteins that facilitate the rapid transport of water molecules across cell membranes. They are crucial for maintaining water balance in cells, regulating osmotic pressure, and supporting various physiological processes such as kidney function, hydration, and nutrient absorption.