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Which enzyme is primarily responsible for drug metabolism in the liver?
Which enzyme is primarily responsible for drug metabolism in the liver?
- Flavoprotein
- Cytochrome CYP450 (correct)
- NADH
- Glucuronide
Which route is primarily responsible for the elimination of volatile/gaseous anaesthetics?
Which route is primarily responsible for the elimination of volatile/gaseous anaesthetics?
- Milk and Sweat
- Kidney
- Lungs (correct)
- Hepatobiliary
What is the main point of attack for glucuronide in Phase II reactions of drug metabolism?
What is the main point of attack for glucuronide in Phase II reactions of drug metabolism?
- Hydroxyl (OH) (correct)
- Amine (NH2)
- Carbonyl (C=O)
- Sulfhydryl (SH)
Which type of inhibition involves a compound that competes for the active site but is not the enzyme’s substrate?
Which type of inhibition involves a compound that competes for the active site but is not the enzyme’s substrate?
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