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What is a PRODRUG?
metabolized to active drug
What is a PROCARCINOGEN?
metabolized to active carcinogen
What is an EXAMPLE of a procarcinogen?
PAHs
What are the COFACTORS for cytochrome P450s?
oxygen
NADPH
Where are CYPs located at?
smooth ER of cells
What are some ROLES of cytochrome P450S?
drug metabolism
production of fatty acids and hormones
Why does POST-HARVEST problems occur?
crop rotation
resistance
irrigation
What are some ways to CHEMICALLY control aflatoxins?
fungicides
mycotoxin inhibitors
What is the LIMIT for consuming aflatoxins?
20 ppb
What is the limit for consuming aflatoxins for INFANTS?
0.1 ppb
What is BENTONITE clays?
negatively charged clay used in remediation due to ability to bind/absorb aflatoxin
What is ERGOT?
mycotoxin produced by Claviceps purpurea
What is the MOST commonly affected plant from ergot?
rye
What are SCLEROTIA?
hardened masses that replace the plant seed
produces ergot alkaloids
When was ERGOTISM at its peak?
13th and 18th century
When was the FIRST recorded case of ergot poisoning?
944AD
Which COUNTRIES had lots of Ergot and WHY?
france, germany, russia
relied on rye
Which climates are best for ergot to GROW?
cold and damp climate
What was the MOST common source of ergot exposure?
dietary
moldy bread
What are the 3 CATEGORIES of alkaloids?
vasoconstrictors
neuroactive
uterotonic