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Describe the mechanisms by which drugs cross membranes: passive diffusion, aqueous pores, carrier-mediated transport (SLC and ABC transporters, including P-glycoprotein) and endocytosis.
The part on this line: 3:04–3:20
Why this video
It systematically covers the primary mechanisms of drug transport across biological membranes, detailing passive diffusion, aqueous filtration, carrier-mediated transport kinetics, and endocytosis.
Part of this line
Covers part of this objective. It leaves out: It does not cover the specific transporter superfamilies, namely SLC and ABC transporters (including P-glycoprotein).
Heads up
Check your course convention that the cut-off for paracellular filtration through tight aqueous pores in non-fenestrated epithelia is 100 Da, as texts and videos often state higher ranges.
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