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Enzyme:TPMT: Difference between revisions

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Consolidate enzyme entity page to canonical Pharmacopedia: sandbox location per Mark 2026-05-19. Full retrofitted version: history-first spine, collapsible-sortable substrate table, comprehensive-tables pointer, all PMIDs NCBI-eutils-verified, zero em-dashes. For CYP2D6/CYP3A4/CYP2C19 this replaces the earlier pre-retrofit draft with the full version; for the other 8 enzymes this is the first save at the canonical location. Resolves a cross-session sandbox-location duplication: the User:MDEll...
 
Add scope="col" to the data-table column headers for screen-reader association (ADA audit M5; designer-claude 2026-05-22)
 
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{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%;"
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%;"
! Substrate !! Therapeutic class !! TPMT relevance !! Clinical notes
! scope="col" | Substrate !! scope="col" | Therapeutic class !! scope="col" | TPMT relevance !! scope="col" | Clinical notes
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| '''[[Azathioprine]]''' || Immunosuppressant (IBD, transplant, autoimmune disease) || major || Prodrug; non-enzymatically converted to mercaptopurine after absorption, after which the mercaptopurine pharmacology applies. TPMT-deficiency myelosuppression risk is the same as for mercaptopurine. FDA labeling references TPMT (and NUDT15) testing.
| '''[[Azathioprine]]''' || Immunosuppressant (IBD, transplant, autoimmune disease) || major || Prodrug; non-enzymatically converted to mercaptopurine after absorption, after which the mercaptopurine pharmacology applies. TPMT-deficiency myelosuppression risk is the same as for mercaptopurine. FDA labeling references TPMT (and NUDT15) testing.