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Electrophilic reactions of acyl-linked glucuronides. Formation of clofibrate mercapturate in humans.

Stogniew et al., 1982

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15767629980218236630
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Stogniew M
Fenselau C
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Drug Metabolism and Disposition

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An acyl-linked mercapturic acid metabolite of clofibrate has been identified in human urine. The identification is based on comparison of fast-atom bombardment mass spectra and high- pressure liquid chromatograms with those of synthesized material. This represents the first …
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