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Pathways of Ethanol Metabolism and Related Pathology,rovides reducing equivalents and two carbon units for lipid synthesis, 2) the more reduced redox state inhibits the oxidation of fatty acids and diverts them into esterification which is further enhanced by the increased concentration of sn-glycerol-3-phosphate, 3) ethanol affects the amount of fatt

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Physiological Role of Aldehyde Dehydrogenase (EC 1.2.1.3),Pietruszko, 1989) Among physiologically occurring aldehydes, biogenic aldehydes derived from dopamine, serotonin and norepinephrine (MacKerrell et al., 1986) as well as aldehyde metabolites of corticosteroids (Martin and Monder, 1978; Monder et al., 1982) are substrates for this enzyme. The Michaeli

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The Alcohol Dehydrogenase System in the Rat: Comparison with the Human Enzyme,ct isoenzymes: ADH-3 is the liver enzyme with properties similar to human class I; ADH-2, present in all the organs examined, appeared homologous to human class III; ADH-1, isolated from stomach, exhibited characteristics of class II (Julià et al., 1987). Structural studies of classes I and III supp

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Class III Alcohol Dehydrogenases: Evidence for Their Identity with the Glutathione-Dependent Formalclass III enzymes have been purified from human liver (Wagner et al., 1984) and brain (Beisswenger et al., 1985), and from the livers of horse (Kaiser et al., 1989), rat (Julià et al., 1987b) and mouse (Algar et al., 1983) but the physiological significance of these enzymes has remained obscure alth