- biochemistry, a
metabolite is an
intermediate or end
product of metabolism. The term is
usually used for
small molecules.
Metabolites have
various functions...
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Secondary metabolites, also
called specialised metabolites,
secondary products, or
natural products, are
organic compounds produced by any lifeform, e...
- Some
common examples of
primary metabolites include:
lactic acid, and
certain amino acids. Note that
primary metabolites do not show any pharmacological...
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environmental chemical.
Active metabolites may
produce therapeutic effects, as well as
harmful effects. An
active metabolite results when a drug is metabolized...
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chemically damaged metabolites are
always useless and
often toxic. To
prevent toxicity that can
occur from the ac****ulation of
damaged metabolites, organisms...
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Human metabolites were
similar although most
metabolism took
place on the
indole ring and
pentyl side chain, and the
hydroxylated metabolites were extensively...
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definition is
often further restricted to
secondary metabolites.
Secondary metabolites (or
specialized metabolites) are not
essential for survival, but nevertheless...
- the
study of
their small-molecule
metabolite profiles. The
metabolome represents the
complete set of
metabolites in a
biological cell, tissue, organ...
- respectively.
Metabolites of
nandrolone include 5α-dihydronandrolone, 19-norandrosterone, and 19-noretiocholanolone, and
these metabolites may be detected...
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norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor, and so the mix of both the
parent compound and
metabolites contributes significantly to the
complex pharmacological profile of tramadol...
