Development of a novel method for measuring covalent binding and its application to investigations of bromobenzene hepatotoxicity.
Development of a novel method for measuring covalent binding and its application to investigations of bromobenzene hepatotoxicity.
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开发一种测量共价结合的新方法及其在溴苯肝毒性研究中的应用。
DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4757-0674-1_16
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发表时间:
1981
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通讯作者:
J. D. Sun
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作者:
J. Dent;J. D. Sun
The covalent binding of chemicals or metabolites to cellular tissue macromolecules may represent an important mechanism for chemical toxicity. Covalent interactions have been suggested to be involved in hepatic, renal, pulmonary and bone marrow toxicity as well as carcinogenicity (Mitchell et al., 1976; Mitchell et al., 1977; Hinson, 1980; Gillette et al., 1974; Boyd, 1980; Irons et al., 1980; Miller, 1970). More recently it has become apparent that the amount of covalent binding measured in a biological system may not be the most toxicologically relevant parameter. Gillette (1974) emphasized that reactive metabolites may bind to noncritical macromolecules and such interaction may be of little or no functional significance. To further our understanding of the role of covalent binding in chemical toxicity it is necessary to study the specificity of covalent binding.