Thioether Metabolites is a class of reactive metabolites characterized by the presence of a sulfur-containing functional group formed through the nucleophilic addition of a thiol compound to an electrophilic center, typically resulting from the bioactivation of xenobiotics and distinguished by their covalent binding potential to cellular macromolecules.
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