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NHAc N
AcOH NOC 6 H 11 O 6
AcNHAc N
AcOSO 3 N
AcOAcHONAcNAcNAc
N
NN NdRNH 2OHNHAcN
NHNN
dRHNOSNMeNH 2R
SNMeNHF NH 3 ClONH 3 ClCYP450
10%inactive glucuronate
CYP450
90%inactive 3-, 5-, 7- and9-hydroxy metabolitesi iiproximate carcinogeniiinitrenium intermediatetwo identified products
from DNA binding4DF 203 (NSC 674495); R = H5F 203 (NSC 703786); R = F Phortress (NSC 71305)baFigure 8.14 (a) Metabolic activation of 2-acetylaminofluorene (AAF) and its binding to dG via a hypothetical
nitrenium intermediate. (b) Examples of benzothiazolyl anticancer agents. Processes: (i) sulfotransferase;
(ii) acetyl transferase; and (iii) binding to DNA in vitro or in vivo
NH 2
R NR" 2NNO 2ORNHAcN
NNHRMe 2 NNMe 2NH2-naphthylamineR = R' = H; 4-aminobiphenyl
R = H, R' = O; 4-nitrobiphenyl
R=NH 2 , R' = H; benzidine
4-nitroquinolineN-oxide2-acetylaminofluorene R = H; 4-aminoazobenzene
R = Me; 4-methylaminoazobenzeneauramineFigure 8.13 Examples of N-aryl carcinogens