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Lecture 8 - Biotransformation and Elimination of Toxicants
Learning Objectives
Explain the role of biotransformation in toxicokinetics.
Describe how biotransformation facilitates elimination of toxicants.
Distinguish between Phase I and Phase II reactions.
Define bioactivation or toxication
Identify tissues and factors involved in biotransformation.
Summarize the role of elimination in toxicokinetics.
Describe processes occurring in the kidney, liver and lung related to the elimination of toxicants.
Advance Reading
Shibamoto, pp 35-47; pp 13-17
Hughes, pp 72-82
NLM Toxicology Tutor
Biotransformation
and
Excretion
Suggested Reading
The Liver and Liver Disease
- American Liver Foundation
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Keywords
Anabolism
Bioactivation
Biological half-life (t1/2)
Biotransformation
Catabolism
Conjugate
Conjugation reactions
Cytochrome p-450
Cytosolic enzymes
Detoxication
Enterohepatic loop
Fecal excretion
Glomerular filtration
Glucuronidation
Hydrolysis
Intestinal excretion
Ionized molecules
Metabolism
Microsomal enzymes
Nephrons
Oxidation
Phase I biotransformation
Phase II biotransformation
Reabsorption
Reduction
Secretion
Sulfate conjugation
Toxication
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