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Physiological evidence from our laboratory indicates that Amt/Mep proteins are gas channels for NH 3 , the first biological gas channels to be described. This view has now been confirmed by structural evidence and is displacing the previous belief that Amt/Mep proteins were active transporters for the NH 4+ ion. Still disputed is the physiological substrate for Rh proteins, the...