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Cytochrome P450, abbreviated as CYP450 or P450, is a group of genes found in almost all living creatures on earth. In humans, enzymes encoded by the CYP450 genes are found primarily in the liver and intestinal system where they metabolize drugs, toxins, and other foreign substances that enter the body.
