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Listen How are channel and carrier proteins similar? Select all that apply. A. Channel and carrier proteins move substances in a certain direction, regardless of their concentration gradients.

B. Channel and carrier proteins are both types of facilitated transport.

C. Channel and carrier proteins can only move substances in one direction either into the cell or out of the cell.

D. Channel and carrier proteins always move substances from the side of the membrane with the highest concentration to the side with the lowest concentration.

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