Move the terms into the correct empty boxes to complete the concept map. Drug can't bind its target Drug precipitates Drug enters but doesn't stay Drug enhancement Mechanisms of drug resistance in which Drug is Changed Drug inactivation Decreased permeability in which Drug binding site altered in which Drug pumps in which Alternate metabolic pathway Drug binds correctly
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