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Oxidative enzyme-mediated orthoquinone formation refers to the enzymatic process by which ortho-quinones (*o*-quinones) are generated from catechols or hydroquinones. This transformation is catalyzed by various oxidative enzymes, including cytochrome P450s, tyrosinase, and peroxidases, as well as metal ions. The resulting *o*-quinones are highly reactive electrophilic species that can act as cytotoxic mediators due to their ability to modify cellular macromolecules and generate reactive oxygen species (ROS).
Alkylation/Michael addition to proteins and DNA; redox cycling and ROS generation.
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