CYP2D6-mediated catalysis of tamoxifen aromatic hydroxylation with an NIH shift: similar hydroxylation mechanism in chicken, rat and human liver microsomes, 33, pp. 141-151.: Xenobiotica: Vol 33, No 8

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"CYP2D6-mediated catalysis of tamoxifen aromatic hydroxylation with an NIH shift: similar hydroxylation mechanism in chicken, rat and human liver microsomes, 33, pp. 141-151.." Xenobiotica, 33(8), p. 885

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