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Endocrinology|December 6, 1997

The vitamin D analog, KH1060, is rapidly degraded both in vivo and in vitro via several pathways: principal metabolites generated retain significant biological activityF J Dilworth, G R Williams, A M Kissmeyer, et al.

The Journal of Biological Chemistry|July 14, 1995

Different mechanisms of hydroxylation site selection by liver and kidney cytochrome P450 species (CYP27 and CYP24) involved in vitamin D metabolismF J Dilworth, I Scott, A Green, et al.

Biochemical Pharmacology|March 21, 1997

Metabolism of the vitamin D analog EB1089 by cultured human cells: redirection of hydroxylation site to distal carbons of the side-chainV N Shankar, F J Dilworth, H L Makin, et al.

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The Journal of Biological Chemistry|July 14, 1995

Different mechanisms of hydroxylation site selection by liver and kidney cytochrome P450 species (CYP27 and CYP24) involved in vitamin D metabolismF J Dilworth, I Scott, A Green, et al.

Biochemical Pharmacology|March 21, 1997

Metabolism of the vitamin D analog EB1089 by cultured human cells: redirection of hydroxylation site to distal carbons of the side-chainV N Shankar, F J Dilworth, H L Makin, et al.

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