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Allylisopropyl acetamide

Unsaturated aliphatic compounds and heterocyclic compounds may also be metabolized via epoxide intermediates as shown in Figure 4.6 and chapter 5, Figure 14. Note that when the epoxide ring opens, the chlorine atom shifts to the adjacent carbon atom (Fig. 4.6). In the case of the furan ipomeanol and vinyl chloride, the epoxide intermediate is thought to be responsible for the toxicity (see below and chap. 7). Other examples of unsaturated aliphatic compounds, which may be toxic and are metabolized via epoxides, are diethylstilboestrol, allylisopropyl acetamide, which destroys cytochrome P-450, sedormid, and secobarbital. [Pg.85]


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