Abstract
Comparative in vivo investigations on the biotransformation of di-n-butylnitrosamine (DBNA) and (2-hydroxybutyl)-n-butylnitrosamine (HBBNA) showed the known omega-oxidation. However, a new metabolic mechanism of direct oxidative alkyl chain cleavage in the vicinity of the hydroxy group of HBBNA could be demonstrated.
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