Findings demonstrate that microbial phase II metabolism affects conjugates and their environmental fate, suggesting importance for risk assessment and bioremediation.
-transferases, and glutamine synthetase, potentially involved in these transformations. Most conjugates showed reduced predicted toxicity, whereas lipid-bound derivatives tended to exhibit higher predicted toxicity. These findings highlight the role of microbial phase II metabolism in cyano-LCM transformation and emphasize the importance of evaluating the environmental fate and potential risk of conjugated metabolites in future risk assessment and bioremediation strategies.
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