- A
xenobiotic is a
chemical substance found within an
organism that is not
naturally produced or
expected to be
present within the organism. It can also...
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Xenobiotic metabolism (from the Gr****
xenos "stranger" and
biotic "related to
living beings") is the set of
metabolic pathways that
modify the chemical...
- organisms,
usually through specialized enzymatic systems. More generally,
xenobiotic metabolism (from the Gr****
xenos "stranger" and
biotic "related to living...
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Journal of
Xenobiotics is a peer-reviewed open-access
scientific journal covering various aspects of
xenobiotics research. It is
published by MDPI and...
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August 4, 2009.
Retrieved July 18, 2009.
xenobiotic metabolic process (April 13, 2013). "AmiGO:
xenobiotic metabolic process Details". Amigo.geneontology...
- expression. It was
originally thought to
function primarily as a
sensor of
xenobiotic chemicals and also as the
regulator of
enzymes such as
cytochrome P450s...
- A
xenobiotic-sensing
receptor is a
receptor that
binds xenobiotics. They
include the
following nuclear receptors:
Constitutive androstane receptor (CAR)...
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Environmental xenobiotics are
xenobiotic compounds with a
biological activity that are
found as
pollutants in the
natural environment.
Pharmaceutical drugs...
- steroids,
fatty acids,
xenobiotics, and parti****te in many biosyntheses. By hydroxylation, CYP450
enzymes convert xenobiotics into
hydrophilic derivatives...
-
compounds are
called xenobiotics.
Xenobiotics such as
synthetic drugs,
natural poisons and
antibiotics are
detoxified by a set of
xenobiotic-metabolizing enzymes...
