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ADH

ADH ADH refers to alcohol dehydrogenase, a family of enzymes that helps break down alcohols and several other substances in the body, including ethanol, retinol, certain steroid-related compounds, and products of lipid oxidation.

ADH refers to alcohol dehydrogenase, a family of enzymes that helps break down alcohols and several other substances in the body, including ethanol, retinol, certain steroid-related compounds, and products of lipid oxidation.

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Drafting source: NCI Thesaurus. Flat export snapshot 2026-10-18. “Alcohol Dehydrogenase” (C16272).
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