Semicarbazide (SEM): spray dried blood products and hydrolysed cartilage

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Abstract

It is known that SEM accumulates in bones, binds to proteins and is likely to be produced during purification of proteins. It may also occur in food/feed products due to: nitrofuran or nitrofurazone being metabolized to SEM, natural occurrence in the environment and certain food sources (such as shrimps) as well as other processing of food/feed.
Original languageEnglish
Publication date2022
Number of pages1
Project No.22/1014051
Finished10/10/2022
ApplicantDanish Veterinary and Food Administration
Publication statusPublished - 2022

Keywords

  • Fødevareteknologi
  • Risikovurdering
  • Toksikologi
  • Kemikaliepåvirkninger

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