In vivo and in vitro identification of Z-BOX C – a new bilirubin oxidation end product
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Marcel Ritter, Sandesh Neupane, Christoph Steinbeck
A new bilirubin oxidation end product (BOX) was isolated and characterized. The formation of the so-called Z-BOX C proceeds from bilirubin via propentdyopents as intermediates. This BOX was detected in pathological human bile samples using liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry and has potential relevance for liver dysfunction and cerebral vasospasms.
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