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Biological Reactive Intermediates—II: Chemical Mechanisms and Biological Effects |
Robert Snyder; David J. Jollow; Dennis V. Parke; C. Gordon Gibson; James J. Kocsis; Charlotte M. Witmer; Beatrice N. Engelsberg;
Springer US
Biological Reactive Intermediates—II: Chemical Mechanisms and Biological Effects
Biochemical Basis for Dose Response Relationships in Reactive Metabolite Toxicity
Authors

David J. Jollow; Stanley Roberts; Veronica Price; Carol Smith

ARI Id

1674219979281_4614516

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Pages

99-113

DOI

10.1007/978-1-4757-0674-1_7

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-4757-0674-1_7

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Front Matter
i-xx
Reactive Metabolites as Key Intermediates in Pharmacologic and Toxicologic Responses: Examples from Chemical Carcinogenesis
Elizabeth C. Miller; James A. Miller
1-21
Role of Mixed-Function Oxidases in the Formation of Biological Reactive Intermediates
Dennis V. Parke; Costas Ioannides
23-38
Fate of Epdxides
Franz Oesch
39-52
Roles of Udp-Glucuronosyltransferase in the Inactivation of Benzo(a)Pyrene
K. W. Bock; B. S. Bock-Hennig; W. Lilienblum; H. Pfeil; R. F. Volp
53-73
Influence of γ-Glutamyl Transpeptidase Inactivation on the Status of Extracellular Glutathione and Glutathione Conjugates
Donald J. Reed; William W. Ellis
75-86
Monooxygenase and Epoxide Hydrolase Regulation in Primary Fetal Rat Liver Cell Culture
J. E. Gielen; J. De Graeve; Fr. Goujon; P. Kremers; J. Van Cantfort
87-98
Biochemical Basis for Dose Response Relationships in Reactive Metabolite Toxicity
David J. Jollow; Stanley Roberts; Veronica Price; Carol Smith
99-113
The Heme Protein P-450 in Oxygen Activation: Carbon Monoxide Inhibition and Photochemical Action Spectroscopy as Tools to Study Its Catalytic Role
Heinz Schleyer; Stuart Hamill; David Y. Cooper; Otto Rosenthal
119-143
Possible Mechanism of Coupled NADPH Oxidase and P-450 Monooxygenase Action
Ingela Jansson; John B. Schenkman
145-163
Ligand Complexes Generated during Cytochrome P-450 Dependent Metabolism
Michael R. Franklin
165-177
Studies on the Mechanism of Stimulation of Microsomal H2O2 Formation and Benzo(a)pyrene Hydroxylaton by Substrates and Flavone
A. G. Hildebrandt; C. Bergs; G. Heinemeyer; E. Schlede; I. Roots; B. Abbas-Ali et al.
179-198
Alkylation and Peroxidation Injury from Chemically Reactive Metabolites
J. R. Mitchell; G. B. Corcoran; C. V. Smith; H. Hughes; B. H. Lauterburg
199-223
Relationship between Benzene Metabolism and Toxicity: A Proposed Mechanism for the Formation of Reactive Intermediates from Polyphenol Metabolites
Richard D. Irons; William F. Greenlee; Daniel Wierda; James S. Bus
229-243
Metabolic Correlates of Benzene Toxicity
Robert Snyder; Stephen L. Longacre; Charlotte M. Witmer; James J. Kocsis
245-256
Metabolism and Genotoxicity of Styrene
Harri Vainio; Hannu Norppa; Kari Hemminki; Marja Sorsa
257-274
Development of a Novel Method for Measuring Covalent Binding and Its Application to Investigations of Bromobenzene Hepatotoxicity
John G. Dent; James D. Sun
275-285
Biotransformation of Bromobenzene to Reactive Metabolites by Isolated Hepatocytes
Hjördis Thor; Sten-Åke Svensson; Pia Hartzell; Sten Orrenius
287-299
Urinary Metabolites of Benzene in the Mouse
Stephen L. Longacre; James J. Kocsis; Charlotte M. Witmer; Robert Snyder
307-317
Multi-Step Metabolic Activation of Benzene in Rat Liver Microsomes
Anders Tunek; Franz Oesch
319-329
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