Biotransformation:

The term "biotransformation" refers to:

Detoxification is a biotransformation process in which:

The substances in the body that accelerate chemical reactions are known as:

The convention used to name specific enzymes consists of :

Biotransformation reactions are classified as Phase I and Phase II. The basic difference is:

The difference between oxidation and reduction reactions is:

Which conjugation reaction is the most common in the biotransformation of xenobiotics?

The organ that has the greatest ability to biotransform xenobiotics is the:

The "first pass" phenomenon pertains to:

Selective toxicity refers to a difference in the toxicity of a xenobiotic to different species. This selective toxicity can usually be attributed to: