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fatty acids to
replace glucose in
tissues such as the
brain that
cannot metabolize fatty acids. In
other organisms such as
plants and bacteria, this metabolic...
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processes are
often facilitated by
enzymes such as drug
transporters or drug
metabolizing enzymes (discussed in-depth below).
Variation in DNA loci responsible...
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Steroidogenic enzymes are
enzymes that are
involved in
steroidogenesis and
steroid biosynthesis. They are
responsible for the
biosynthesis of the steroid...
- The A****er system,
named after Wilbur Olin A****er, or
derivatives of this
system are used for the
calculation of the
available energy of foods. The system...
- and
intermediate metabolizers have
reduced metabolism of the drug as
compared to
extensive metabolizers;
patients with
these metabolizer types may have...
- CYP4F3 for
latter two CYPs)
metabolize PUFAs to
signaling molecules: they
metabolizes AA to 20-HETE. They also
metabolize EPA to 19-hydroxyeicosapentaenoic...
- 250% in ultra-rapid
metabolizers, 150% in
extensive metabolizers, 50% in
intermediate metabolizers, and 30% in poor
metabolizers.
Doxepin is a tricyclic...
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slowly (poor
metabolizers). If a drug is
metabolized too quickly, it may
decrease the drug's
efficacy while if the drug is
metabolized too slowly, toxicity...
- 18.1 L/h for CYP2D6 ultra-rapid
metabolizers,
extensive metabolizers,
intermediate metabolizers, and poor
metabolizers. Area-under-the-curve
levels of...
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converting glucose into
glycogen and the
compounds which are
fundamental in
metabolizing carbohydrates,
receiving the
Nobel Prize in
Chemistry in 1970. César...
