Factors | Consequences |
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Variable transport and metabolism of inducers in vivo | Variable tissue and intracellular inducer concentrations resulting in different extent of induction |
Genetic variations of P450 genes and their regulatory regions | Altered pattern of induction |
Genetic variations of receptors and regulatory proteins required for induction | Altered pattern of induction |
Physiological factors: disease states (inflammation, infection, and liver dysfunction), gender, hormonal homeostasis | Altered response to inducers |
Environmental factors: dietary components, environmental contaminants | Altered response to inducers |