bio-transformation
oʊˌtræns noun
the series of chemical changes occurring in a compound, especially a drug, as a result of enzymatic or other activity by a living organism.
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biotransformation bi·o·trans·for·ma·tion (bī'ō-trāns'fər-mā'shən)
n.
Chemical alteration of a substance, especially of a drug, within the body, as by the action of enzymes. Also called biodegradation.
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