Desolvation drug transport

In fact, the enzyme-inhibitor interaction in itself is a chain of complex processes for the inhibitor molecule, including a number of desolvations, collisions with nonspecific sites on the enzyme protein, and resolvations before reaching the specific inhibition site. The complexity is not at all less than those considered for the transport and drug-receptor interaction processes of cytokinins. The situation is analogous to that a set of every rational number between zero and one corresponds in a one-to-one... 

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