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PD Josephy, TE Eling and RP Mason
p-Aminophenol oxidation is catalyzed by horseradish peroxidase. ESR spectroscopy demonstrates the formation of the p-aminophenoxy free radical, the one-electron oxidation product of p-aminophenol. The same radical is formed by alkaline autoxidation of this compound. The ultimate products of p-aminophenol oxidation are mainly polymeric; however, indophenol was isolated in low yield. Oxidation of p- aminophenol is also catalyzed by the hydroperoxidase activity of prostaglandin synthase, using ram seminal microsomal preparations as the enzyme source.
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