Quinones and their glutathione conjugates as irreversible inhibitors of gluthathione S-transferases
Quinones are known for their reactivity towards sulfhydryl groups, and thus are potential protein alkylating compounds. Human exposure to these compounds arises either from naturally occurring quinones or from quinones formed as metabolites from aromatic
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