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Factors Affecting Toxic Responses Disposition

The disposition of a toxic compound in a biological system may be conveniently divided into four interrelated phases [Pg.35]

In this and the next chapter, each of these phases will be considered in turn. [Pg.35]

Genetic factors are particularly important in humans and can influence the response to the compound or the disposition of the compound and hence its toxicity. Several genetic factors affecting metabolism are known in which a nonfunctional, less functional, or unstable form of the enzyme is produced in a particular phenotype, for example, acetylator phenotype... [Pg.185]

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