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the failure of (cancer) cells to respond to drugs (chemotherapy).
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is where tumour cells become resistant to chemotherapy. Some tumour cells will be chemo-sensitive and are killed by anticancer drugs; the cells that remain are likely to be more resistant. Thus by selection it is the most resistant cells survive and divide, they may be resistant to a particular drug, a class of drugs, or all drugs.
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Occurs when the virus a person is infected with is no longer sensitive to the medications taken. Even when the viral load is undetectable, a small amount of virus is still replicating. The
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Normal or tumor cells that are able to survive when exposed to a variety of drugs. Top of page
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cells are resistant to a drug insofar that it has no effect. For example, in tumor cells, drug transport proteins in the cell membrane may be much more abundant than in normal cells. Thus chemotherapeutic agents are quickly expelled from cells without any therapeutic effect. In antibiotic resistance, the capacity of disease causing pathogens to withstand drugs previously toxic to them.
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