… Taking into account the crucial role of CESs in both endobiotic and xenobiotic metabolism, …
This review summarizes the development and application of CESs detection techniques in …

… carboxylesterases (CES) are one important class of serine hydrolases that break down
numerous endogenous substances and xenobiotics … a αβ domain and a regulatory domain. The …

Drug-metabolizing enzymes (DMEs) are the diverse group of enzymes that are involved in
the biotransformation reactions of a vast variety of xenobiotics (Penner, Woodward, & Prakash…

… Esterases belong to hydrolase enzyme family and play critical regulatory roles in pyrethroid
… Main function of carboxylesterases is the degradation of pyrethroids and other xenobiotics …

Drug-metabolizing enzymes (DMEs) perform a crucial role in the metabolism of xenobiotics,
especially the drugs. These DMEs also lead to the conversion of prodrugs into their active …

… with xenobiotic metabolism as well as removal. Upon introduction of xenobiotics from different
… Finally, a detailed overview of the transport of xenobiotic compounds and their metabolism …

Introduction: Capecitabine (CAP) is an oral antineoplastic pro-drug, whose initial step of
activation is carboxylesterase (CES) dependent. The main conversion of CAP to 5-DFCR occurs …

… , and brain, which are rich in carboxylesterases and various other esterases mentioned
above.… The literature review suggests that AhR is chiefly engaged in the regulation of the CYP1 …

… review aims to summarize the current knowledge of the direct mechanisms by which
probiotics can influence the detoxification of xenobiotics… practices requirements which do not …

… review (induced by xenobiotics or in resistant populations). The four ecdysteroidogenic
genes CYP302, CYP314, CYP315, CYP306, involved in the biosynthesis of molting hormones (…