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Molecular biology of bilirubin metabolism.
Progress in liver diseases - 1 Jan 1995
Jansen P L, Bosma P J, Chowdhury J R
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As the genes encoding the glucuronidating enzymes are discovered, it is evident that glucuronidation is a magnificent example of how in evolution, man became adapted to his "intoxicating" environment. A superfamily of genes is necessary to dispose of the toxins and carcinogens that are encountered by inhalation and ingestion. The enzymes that glucuronidate endogenous compounds are members of this large family....
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