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Dictionary » A » Alkylation AlkylationDefinition noun The process in which the alkyl group is added or substituted from one molecule to another.
The alkyl group may be transferred as an alkyl carbonation, a free radical, etc., as in the reaction of alkenes with alkanes to make high-octane fuels. Alkylation is also used in chemotherapy to kill the cancer cells by damaging DNA.
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Results from our forumDetoxificationThe conjugation can take place with UDP-glucuronate, PAPS to form sulphate, alkylation by S-adenosylmethionine or acylation by acetyl-CoA, conjugation with amino acids (Gly, Gln) or with GSH etc.
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