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Hydroxylation is a chemical process in which an hydroxyl (OH) group replaces a hydrogen atom in a compound. The enzymes hydroxylases are used in the process.

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	~~ Hydroxlation~~ is a chemical process in which an hydroxyl (OH)~~ ~~group replaces a [[Hydrogen\|~~Hydrogen~~]] atom~~ ~~in a compound. The enzymes hydroxylases are used in the process		Hydroxylation is a chemical process in which an [[Hydroxyl_group\|hydroxyl]] (OH) group replaces a [[Hydrogen\|hydrogen]] [[atoms\|atom]] in a [[compound\|compound]]. The [[enzymes\|enzymes]] [[hydroxylases\|hydroxylases]] are used in the process.