in this study , several tissues from the inbred syrian hamster with a genetically defined accoa-dependent n-acetyltransferase polymorphism ( homozygous rapid acetylator , bio . 87.20 ; homozygous slow acetylator , bio . 82.73/h ; and heterozygous acetylator , bio . 87.20 x bio . 82.73/h f1 ) , were investigated for the relationship of arylamine n-acetyltransferase to the accoa-dependent metabolic activation of carcinogenic n-hydroxy ( n-oh ) -arylamines to bind to dna ( o-acetyltransferase ) .
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accoa
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acetyltransferase