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Adverse drug reaction reporting and retrospective phenotyping for oxidation polymorphism.
Medical toxicology and adverse drug experience - 1 Jan 2000
Clark D W, Edwards I R
Abstract excerpt
A genetically determined impairment in the ability to oxidase sparteine and debrisoquine also affects the oxidation of several other drugs. This impairment in oxidation may result in accumulation of the associated drugs and in an increased susceptibility to adverse reactions from these drugs. Dunedin houses the New Zealand national centre for the collation and study of adverse drug reactions. Included among the...
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