Figure 1. AQP channel with four subunits, arrows indicate movement of water. More about this image found in AQP channel with four subunits, arrows indicate movement of water.

Figure 2. An evolutionary tree of Aquaporin gene family reconstructed using the MEGA software. Aquaporin protein sequences were acquired from the HomoloGene database ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/homologene/ ). They were aligned utilizing CLUSTALW in MEGA, employing the default parameters. The ne... More about this image found in An evolutionary tree of Aquaporin gene family reconstructed using the MEGA ...

Figure 3. A watery sheath around DNA near an aquaporin. More about this image found in A watery sheath around DNA near an aquaporin.

Figure 4. A landscape of the ubiquitous AQP associations with the water cycle depicted behind the Vitruvian man figure. This figure is repeated in black and white in the supplementary section for students to add AQPs to color in, and to label the basic parts of the hydrological cycle. More about this image found in A landscape of the ubiquitous AQP associations with the water cycle depicte...

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