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*A '''tunnel''' connects two or more locations, and may or may not have entrances from the surface<ref name="damborsky3">PMID: 27957758</ref><ref name="kingsley">PMID: 25663659</ref><ref name="caverweb" />. | *A '''tunnel''' connects two or more locations, and may or may not have entrances from the surface<ref name="damborsky3">PMID: 27957758</ref><ref name="kingsley">PMID: 25663659</ref><ref name="caverweb" />. | ||
*A '''channel''' connects two entrances<ref name="caverweb" />. | *A '''channel''' connects two entrances<ref name="caverweb" />. | ||
*A '''pore''' may mean a trans-membrane channel through an integral membrane protein<ref name="moleonline" /> | |||
*Some cavities are buried with no entrances (example: [[3drf]]). These buried cavities are sometimes called '''voids'''<ref name="void">The [http://sts.bioe.uic.edu/castp/background.html CASTp server] uses the term '''void'''.</ref>. | *Some cavities are buried with no entrances (example: [[3drf]]). These buried cavities are sometimes called '''voids'''<ref name="void">The [http://sts.bioe.uic.edu/castp/background.html CASTp server] uses the term '''void'''.</ref>. | ||
