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十字花科中常見之天然物烯丙基異硫氰酸酯(AITC)由抑制受體活化CYP2B6及CYP3A4表現之探討
鄭慶浩 , Masters Advisor:林雲冰
繁體中文
細胞色素P450 ; 異硫氰酸 ; 藥物交互作用 ; CYP3A4 ; CYP2B6 ; Drug drug interaction ; Cytochrome P450 ; AITC ; Allyl isothiocyanate ; PXR ; CAR ; CYP3A4 ; CYP2B6


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