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Cyanooxirane     oxirane-2-carbonitrile

Synonyms: GLYCIDONITRILE, CCRIS 6496, AG-F-57805, AC1L2GQR, LS-72154, ...
 
 
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Disease relevance of Cyanoethylene oxide

 

High impact information on Cyanoethylene oxide

 

Biological context of Cyanoethylene oxide

  • Mechanistic studies implicate the involvement of oxidative stress in rat brain due to a metabolite (2-cyanoethylene oxide or CEO, cyanide), but do not conclusively rule out a potential role for the direct genotoxicity of CEO [7].
 

Anatomical context of Cyanoethylene oxide

 

Gene context of Cyanoethylene oxide

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