When a drug passes in a gap between two adjacent cells, this is called

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When a drug passes in a gap between two adjacent cells, this is called paracellular transport. Transcellular transport refers to the movement of a drug molecule across a cell, usually via diffusion, active transport, or facilitated transport. Vapor intrusion is the movement of volatile organic compounds into indoor air spaces, and active transport is the movement of a drug across a cell membrane against a concentration gradient with the help of energy.

When a Drug Passes in a Gap Between Two Adjacent