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glycosidic bond. The
glucuronides belong to the glycosides. Glucuronidation, the
conversion of
chemical compounds to
glucuronides, is a
method that animals...
-
Quercetin glucuronide or
Quercetol glucuronide may
refer to:
Quercetin 3-O-
glucuronide Quercetin 3'-O-
glucuronide Flavonoid glucuronides are substrates...
- D; Slevin, M (1993). "The
pharmacokinetics of
morphine and
morphine glucuronides in
kidney failure". Clin
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Castiel I,
Chaussade V,
Deloche C,
Leclaire J (June 2006). "Androgen
glucuronides,
instead of testosterone, as the new
markers of
androgenic activity in...
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water solubility than does estrone.
Glucuronides are the most
abundant estrogen conjugates and
estrone glucuronide is the
dominant metabolite of estradiol...
-
metabolites (quercetin
glucuronides) have been
found in
human plasma after quercetin ingestion.
Taken together, the
quercetin glucuronides have a half-life...
- D-galacturonic acid).
Glycosides resulting from
glucuronidation are
named β-D-
glucuronides, its
salts and
esters are
named glucuronates. The
human body uses glucuronidation...
- the kidneys. It has much
higher water solubility than does estradiol.
Glucuronides are the most
abundant estrogen conjugates. When
exogenous estradiol is...
-
Ethyl glucuronide (EtG) is a
metabolite of
ethanol which is
formed in the body by
glucuronidation following exposure to ethanol,
usually from drinking...
-
remains incompletely characterized. The
major products of
metabolism are
glucuronides.
Approximately 25% of the drug is metabolized; the rest is
excreted as...
