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What Factors Influence Passive Transport of Toxins?
Several factors can influence the passive transport of toxins across cell membranes:
Concentration Gradient:
The steeper the gradient, the faster the rate of diffusion.
Lipid Solubility:
Lipophilic toxins diffuse more easily through the lipid bilayer than hydrophilic ones.
Molecular Size:
Smaller molecules diffuse more rapidly than larger ones.
Membrane Surface Area:
A larger surface area facilitates greater diffusion.
Membrane Thickness:
Thinner membranes allow for quicker diffusion.
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