By Gaylord D. Paulson, John Caldwell, David H. Hutson, Julius J. Menn
content material: Conjugation mechanisms of xenobiotic metabolism : mammalian points / John Caldwell --
Xenobiotic conjugation in fish and different aquatic species / Margaret O. James --
Xenobiotic conjugation in bugs / C.F. Wilkinson --
Xenobiotic conjugation in greater vegetation / G.L. Lamoureux and D.G. Rusness --
Isolation of xenobiotic conjugates / W. Muecke --
Synthesis of xenobiotic conjugates / Åke Bergman --
Glucuronic acid, sulfate ester, and glutathione xenobiotic conjugates : research through mass spectrometry / Catherine Fenselau and Lauren Yellet --
id of xenobiotic conjugates by way of nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry / V.J. Feil --
Lipophilic xenobiotic conjugates / Gary B. Quistad and David H. Hutson --
Acylation of xenobiotic alcohols: a metabolic pathway for drug retention / M.J.W. Chang, E.G. Leighty, G.C. Haggerty, and A.F. Fentiman, Jr. --
Novel polar xenobiotic conjugates / Gary B. Quistad --
Hidden xenobiotic conjugates / H. Wyman Dorough and John D. Webb --
a unique lipophilic ldl cholesterol ester conjugate from fenvalerate : its formation and toxicological value / Junshi Miyamoto, Hideo Kaneko, and Yasuyoshi Okuno --
Bioactivation of xenobiotics through conjugation / Gerard J. Mulder, John H.N. Meerman, and Ans M. van den Goorbergh --
Catabolism of glutathione conjugates / J.E. Bakke --
The disposition of plant xenobiotic conjugates in animals / Valerie T. Edwards and David H. Hutson.
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