How do Xenobiotics Interact with Cells and Tissues?
Xenobiotics can interact with cells and tissues in numerous ways. They may alter cellular functions by interacting with cell membranes, enzymes, or receptors. In certain cases, xenobiotics can induce cell damage, cause oxidative stress, or initiate apoptosis (programmed cell death). The specific interaction depends on the chemical nature of the xenobiotic and the type of tissue involved.
