… ethanol metabolism poses a risk for drinkers of alcoholic beverages above … risk of ethanol
and metabolically formed acetaldehyde. The risk for acetaldehyde outside ethanol metabolism …

… Depending on the biological material used for analysis, ethanol metabolites can be applied
in different settings such as assessment of alcohol intake, screening, prevention, diagnosis, …

… is most likely due to its short half-life of evaporation (t½ = 11.7 s; CitationPendlington et al.,
2001), which, coupled with the possible metabolism of ethanol by skin cells (discussed more …

… Additionally, through risk assessment of noncarcinogenic compounds, we identified two …
metabolism is essential for yeast growth and cell division, producing compounds such as ethanol…

… is generated during ethanol metabolism, when the ethanol is … carbohydrates to acetaldehyde
and ethanol. Although the … produce small amounts of ethanol and acetaldehyde. More …

… focused on salivary acetaldehyde that is formed either from ethanol metabolism in the epithelia
or from microbial oxidation of ethanol by the oral microflora. This study was conducted to …

… Humans are unavoidably exposed to ethanol and AcAH daily in multiple ways, … ethanol
and AcAH in the skin, their metabolic pathways, and the consequences of dysfunctional ethanol …

… low-dose ethanol exposure (Fig. 4), enabling us to evaluate our model's utility in risk
assessment. Although animal studies have been used extensively to determine ethanol-induced …

… methyl transfer and abnormal metabolism of vitamin A and its … AA, the first metabolite of
ethanol oxidation, is carcinogenic [4, … metabolic steps are modulated by the activity of the ethanol …

… For acetaldehyde directly contained in the beverages (ie outside ethanol metabolism),
we had previously calculated an average MOE of 498. For ethyl carbamate, the MOE was ∼5000. …