Esterase-mediated Hydrolysis
Esterase-Mediated Hydrolysis is a metabolic reaction in which ester bonds in xenobiotic compounds are cleaved by esterase enzymes, distinguishing it from other biotransformation pathways through its specificity for ester substrates and its role in the detoxification or activation of pesticides.
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