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SLC Transporters Drug Metabolism Reference TableCompiled By Jessica Oesterheld,
M.D. This table is an abridged guide to SLC drug transporters. A drug interaction is likely if one drug is an inhibitor/inducer and the other a substrate of the same transporter. To appreciate the full benefits of this information, click here to get a free 30-day trial version of GeneMedRx. This metabolism-based drug interaction software predicts response to medication combinations with optional input of genetic variations. Last Update: May 22, 2009
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