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Glutathione-Dependent Conversion to Glyoxylate, a Major Pathway of Dichloroacetate Biotransformation in Hepatic Cytosol from Humans and Rats, is Reduced in Dichloroacetate-Treated Rats

M. O. James, R. Cornett, Z. Yan, G. N. Henderson and P. W. Stacpoole
Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1997, 25 (11) 1223-1227;
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Glutathione-Dependent Conversion to Glyoxylate, a Major Pathway of Dichloroacetate Biotransformation in Hepatic Cytosol from Humans and Rats, is Reduced in Dichloroacetate-Treated Rats

M. O. James, R. Cornett, Z. Yan, G. N. Henderson and P. W. Stacpoole
Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1, 1997, 25 (11) 1223-1227;
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