Azo Reduction
Azo Reduction is a phase I metabolic reaction in which azo compounds are enzymatically reduced by microfloral or hepatic enzymes to yield primary aromatic amines, distinguishing it from other biotransformation reactions by its specific cleavage of the nitrogen–nitrogen double bond in azo groups.
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V. Selvaraj, T. Swarna Karthika, C. Mansiya et al. · Journal of Molecular Structure · 2020 · 611 citations
Photoswitching Azo Compounds in Vivo with Red Light
Subhas Samanta, Andrew A. Beharry, Oleg Sadovski et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2013 · 537 citations
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