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What membrane structure is used in facilitated diffusion that is not used in simple diffusion?
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The membrane structure used in facilitated diffusion that is not used in simple diffusion is a protein channel or carrier protein. These structures help facilitate the transportation of specific molecules or ions across the cell membrane.
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