This carrier protein transports two molecules or ions in opposite directions.
A)Uniporter
B)Symporter
C)Antiporter
D)Cotransporter
E)Proporter

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An antiporter is a type of carrier protein that carries two molecules or ions in opposite directions. This is in contrast to a symporter, which carries two molecules or ions in the same direction, and a uniporter, which carries only one molecule or ion. A cotransporter is a broader term that encompasses both symporters and antiporters. There is no such thing as a "proporter" in the context of carrier proteins.

This Carrier Protein Transports Two Molecules or Ions in Opposite