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Purely based on the distance between the pheny ring of the flavone substrate and the heme iron, oxidation would be expected to take place at the 4 (para) position. However, other factors help determine the regioselectivity of the metabolism (selectivity for the different positions). One of these factors is the relative reactivity of the various positions on the substrate.


Different members of the CYP450 enzymes preferentially metabolize different xenobiotics. What features of a drug do you think might cause it to be metabolized by one CYP versus another?


Different members of the CYP450 enzymes preferentially metabolize xenobiotics with different molecular characteristics. What features of a drug do you think might cause it to be metabolized by one CYP versus another?
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