6) Draw the chemical structure for the maior metabolite for the following reactions and include the name of the cofactor (if required). a. -CH3 CH3 N-Dealkylation CH3 NO reaction CYP CI Buproprion b. *most common phase II route HO UGT UDPGA GA-0 + UDP

6) Draw the chemical structure for the maior metabolite for the following reactions and include the name of the cofactor (if required). a. -CH3 CH3 N-Dealkylation CH3 NO reaction CYP CI Buproprion b. *most common phase II route HO UGT UDPGA GA-0 + UDP

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help me answer 6aa? is there a reaction?

6) Draw the chemical structure for the maior metabolite for the following reactions and include the
name of the cofactor (if required).
a.
-CH3
CH3
N-Dealkylation
CH3
NO reaction
CYP
CI
Buproprion
b.
*most common phase II route
HO
UGT
UDPGA
GA-0
+ UDP

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