Biochemical study of the toxic effect of butylated hydroxytoluene inexperimental animals/ Reham Mohamed Rady Abdelhamid Mohamed ; Supervised Abdou Osman Abdelhamid , Inass Ibrahim Elgafaarawi , Mohamed Ali Eldesouky
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Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Science - Department of Biochemistry
Butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT) is a well-known-alkyl phenol that has been widely used for many years as synthetic antioxidant, food preservative. Also, it has been used in cosmetics and has a beneficial role in industry. The Food and drug administration (FDA) categorizes this food additive as Gras- generally recognized as safe which means it is widely considered safe for its intended use in specified amounts but didn{u2019}t have to undergo premarket review, A subsequent review by an independent committee supported their general safety, but concluded that 2uncertainties exist, requiring that additional studies be conducted. There is a controversy surrounds the association of BHT with the risk of cancer, asthma throid and some behavioral problems in children. some studies show a potential for increased risk, while others show a lower risk
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