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    Drug effects are thought to be proportional to the number of occupied receptors. Factors that may cause variation in drug responsiveness include differences in receptor numbers between individuals, receptor sensitivity, and the ability of the liver and kidneys to metabolize and clear drugs from the body.

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    Drug effects are thought to be proportional to the number of occupied receptors. Factors that may cause variation in drug responsiveness include differences in receptor numbers between individuals, receptor sensitivity, and the ability of the liver and kidneys to metabolize and clear drugs from the body.

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    Drug effects are thought to be proportional to the number of occupied receptors. Factors that may cause variation in drug responsiveness include differences in receptor numbers between individuals, receptor sensitivity, and the ability of the liver and kidneys to metabolize and clear drugs from the body.

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    Drug effects are thought to be proportional to the number of occupied receptors

    Factors that may cause variation in drug responsiveness:

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