Xenobiotica is an international journal dedicated to the study of the fate and effects of xenobiotics, which are foreign compounds in biological systems. It focuses on the absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME) of drugs, pesticides, industrial chemicals, and environmental pollutants in living organisms.
Xenobiotica explores the biotransformation pathways, enzyme systems, and genetic factors that influence the metabolism of xenobiotics. It features studies on the toxicological effects of these compounds, as well as the development of analytical methods for their detection and quantification. Indexed in databases like MEDLINE, Scopus, and Web of Science, Xenobiotica is an essential resource for toxicologists, pharmacologists, and environmental scientists.
By disseminating cutting-edge research on the metabolism and toxicology of xenobiotics, this journal aims to promote a better understanding of the risks associated with exposure to foreign compounds and to inform the development of strategies for minimizing their adverse effects. Researchers are encouraged to submit their original work to contribute to the journal's mission of advancing knowledge in the field of xenobiotic metabolism.