Analysis of four residues within substrate recognition site 4 of human cytochrome P450 3A4: role in steroid hydroxylase activity and alpha-naphthoflavone stimulation.
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J. Liu | J. Halpert | J R Halpert | G R Harlow | T L Domanski | J Liu | G. Harlow | T. Domanski | G. R. Harlow | Juping Liu
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