Biotransformation: A Balance between Bioactivation and Detoxification
Michael R. Franklin, Garold S. Yost
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Michael R. Franklin, Garold S. Yost
Abstract
This chapter identified the fundamental principles of foreign compound (xenobiotic) modification by the body and discusses: how xenobiotics enter, circulate, and leave the body; the sites of metabolism of the xenobiotic within the body; the chemistry and enzymology of xenobiotic metabolism; the bioactivation as well as inactivation of xenobiotics during metabolism; and the variations in xenobiotic metabolism resulting from prior or concomitant exposure to xenobiotics and from physiological factors.
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This chapter identified the fundamental principles of foreign compound (xenobiotic) modification by the body and discusses: how xenobiotics enter, circulate, and leave the body; the sites of metabolism of the xenobiotic within the body; the chemistry and enzymology of xenobiotic metabolism; the bioactivation as well as inactivation of xenobiotics during metabolism; and the variations in xenobiotic metabolism resulting from prior or concomitant exposure to xenobiotics and from physiological factors.
Key concepts: Xenobiotic, Drug metabolism, Biotransformation, Detoxification (alternative medicine), Chemistry, Metabolism, Detoxication, Biochemistry