Human Enzyme UDP GlucuronosylTransferase (UGT) Assays UGTs are a family of enzymes not only capable of the detoxification and activation of drugs and xenobiotics, but are also involved in the metabolism of important endogenous substrates, e.g. bilirubi...
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