Hepatic biochemical changes as a result of acute cocaine administration in the mouse
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C. Scott Boyer, Dennis R. Petersen – 1 December 1991 – The biochemical mechanism of cocaine hepatotoxicity is thought to involve enzymatic formation of reactive metabolites. The exact hepatocellular effects of these metabolites have yet to be established. This study was designed to monitor, in a time course after an acute cocaine dose, biochemical parameters that are important in cellular defense and homeostasis in vivo.