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detoxify [dētok′sifī] Etymology: L, de, from; Gk, toxikon, poison to make a poisonous substance harmless or to overcome the effects of a poison. detoxify, v (detoxicate), to remove the toxic quality of a substance. detoxify to subject to detoxification. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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He thought that glyphosate could be detoxified in the plant like Liberty is in LibertyLink crops, but there was no known enzyme that could do it. This led Smith and colleagues to propose that chemicals that cause oxidative stress and that are detoxified by NQO1, such as benzene and fiavonoids in high doses, may increase the risk of myeloid leukemia. The research showed that 6 percent of the black smokers detoxified NNAL aggressively and thus were at less risk of lung cancer than most other black smokers. |
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