urethanase

Urethanase produced by Penicillium variabile was purified through ultrasonication, concentration by polyethylene glycol 20,000… (More)

Ethyl carbamate (EC) is a carcinogenic substance in many fermented foods. Enzymatic removal of ethyl carbamate from fermented… (More)

A strain with urethanase activity was isolated from mouse gastrointestine. By combination of morphological characterization of… (More)

 

A bacterium which degrades urethane compounds was isolated and identified as Rhodococcus equi strain TB-60. Strain TB-60 degraded… (More)

Urethane is potentially carcinogenic and teratogenic to human and has been reported to be a contaminant of various kinds of… (More)

Urethane-hydrolyzing activity (urethanase) was found in the homogenates of liver, kidney, and lung of rats. The activity was… (More)

Urethane, a cancer-causing chemical, was reported to contaminate alcoholic beverages such as whisky, liquor, wine and sake… (More)