Sentences with word «carbamate»

Urethane / ethyl carbamate is a carcinogen in animals, which led to concerns over its presence in alcoholic beverages in the 1980s.

The NRDC also warns against products containing carbamates, which may be found under the chemical names carbaryl and propoxur.

These investigators use a clever pharmacogenetic approach, combining cell - specific expression of the porcine liver esterase (PLE) with delivery of MK801 linked to 4 - hydroxy -3-nitrobenzyl carbamate through a carboxymethylpropyl ester group.

Insecticides that use orthophosphates (Malation, dichlorvos) and those that use carbamates (Carbaryl, Aldicarb, Diazinon, Methiocarb) are shown to inhibit cholinesterase in a Harvard Study.

They then monitored how these potatoes fared compared with those treated with a commercial sprout inhibitor based on chloroisopropyl phenyl carbamate.

The study also reported an increased risk of developmental delays, but not autism, in kids whose moms lived near fields where carbamates, including methomyl and Sevin, were applied.

Samples were resuspended in 20mM HCl and appropriately diluted for a balanced reaction and derivatized with 6 - aminoquinolyl - N - hydroxysuccinimidyl carbamate (AQC Waters AccQTag reagent, PN WAT052880).

For example, triazine pesticides are associated with breast cancer, while carbamate and phenoxyherbicides are linked with lung cancer.

Ethyl carbamate — also linked to cancer — is found in commercial samples of soy sauce, miso and some alcoholic beverages.

Using pesticides that are many degrees less toxic and frequently more effective than the organophosphate or carbamate dips and sprays of the past, these spot - on products help keep our pets (and our homes) free of annoying pests that can also carry serious diseases.

One type is based on chemicals known as carbamates.

The signs of organophosphate insecticide exposure tend to last longer, and are often more severe than those due to carbamate exposure.

Safe use in pregnant animals has not been confirmed Use with extreme caution in pets with liver disease or blood disorders If your pet has had an allergic reaction to felbamate or carbamates Directions:

Two of the most common carbamate chemicals used in flea control products are carbaryl and propoxur.

Ammonia reacts with carbon dioxide under pressure to form ammonium carbamate, then urea, an important component of fertilizers and plastics.

The researchers compared the ability of two treatments — diazepam and the anesthetic urethane (ethyl carbamate), commonly formed in trace amounts during fermentation of beer and wine from the reaction of urea and ethanol — to interrupt seizures in rats exposed to the organophosphate diisopropyl fluorophosphate.

Advantage Flea Medicine has a lower toxicity than traditionally used flea control products, such as those containing carbamates or organophosphates.

Because MK801 contains a secondary amine that is critical for NMDA - R antagonism, we used a 4 - hydroxy -3-nitrobenzyl carbamate (Gesson et al., 1994) to link MK801 and a carboxymethylpropyl ester to generate CM - MK801 (Figure 1C).

Natural flea control products are generally the safest to choose to keep your cat safe from the toxic effects of carbamates and other dangerous chemicals.

One of the most acutely hazardous pesticides still used in the United States, aldicarb is a carbamate insecticide that is taken up by roots and carried into the fruit of a plant.

With IRS, one option is to switch to an insecticide from one of the other available classes: organochlorides, carbamates, and organophosphates.

Ester and his colleagues found that when they sprayed the lettuces with a carbamate or organic phosphate insecticide, in combination with (E)- beta - farnesene, the aphids emerged from the lettuces and just one - tenth of the recommended dose of the pesticide was enough to kill them.

After target site - based (kdr) pyrethroid resistance was detected in 2004 and rose in frequency the carbamate bendiocarb was introduced for IRS.

Mebendazole (Methyl N -(5 - benzoyl - 1H - benzimidazol -2-yl)- carbamate) is a broad - spectrum antihelminthic of the benzimidazole type which came into use in 1971 [6, 7].

A cluster randomized trial was conducted in Sudan with pyrethroid - resistant and carbamate - susceptible malaria vectors.

It was ethyl carbamate, a group 2A carcinogen which contaminates many alcoholic beverages such as beer and wine (while we're here, alcohol can cause acne but not always).

Because these synthetic chemicals also help fatten animals and fight off bacteria, carbamates are widely used in animal husbandry.

Considered less toxic (so more widely preferred) agricultural chemicals, carbamates are often used on crops just prior to harvest, leaving less opportunity for them to be washed off by rain.

Some carbamates show developmental and reproductive toxicity as well.

Children should never apply flea shampoos, dusts, dips, etc. containing OPs or carbamates to their pets.

Use hydrogen peroxide (three percent solution) or syrup of ipecac to induce vomiting if Rascal ingests pesticides containing arsenic, carbamates, metaldehyde, or organophosphates; drugs containing aspirin or acetominophen; antifreeze; or products containing lead, phenol, strychnine, Vitamin D3, or Warfarin.

Cholinesterase levels generally return to normal faster when the exposure was to a carbamates rather than to an organophosphate insecticide.

Many bug - killing compounds (insecticides) that have this potential (ie organophosphates and carbamates) can enter your pet through its skin, through inhalation or through its digestive tract.

As I mentioned, excessive amounts of two types of insecticides, organophosphates and carbamates, are the most common cause of low blood cholinesterase levels in pets.

When considering any flea - or tick - control product, make sure to read the list of active ingredients and avoid any organophosphates or carbamates, which are essentially nerve poisons.

* Carbamates - Toxic side effects to look for.

Organochlorines are less immediately toxic than organophosphates and carbamates and have largely replaced them, but these flea insecticides accumulate in tissues and persist for years in the environment.

Organochlorines are less immediately toxic to your cat than organophosphates and carbamates.

Carbamates are found in all types of flea control products.

These products are thought to be safer than those containing, for example, carbamates and organophosphates.

If the ingredient list includes carbaryl or propoxur, the product contains a carbamate.

According to the NRDC, there are studies that show OPs and carbamates can harm the nervous system.

Long - term, cumulative exposures and combined exposures from the use of other products containing OPs and carbamates are cause for real concern.

Besides pyrethroid - based products, ingredients to be wary of are organophosphate insecticides (OPs) and carbamates, both of which are found in various flea and tick products.

There are questions about the effects of long - term, cumulative exposures as well as combined exposures from the use of other products containing OPs and carbamates.

Be wary of flea and tick products containing organophosphate insecticides (OPs) and carbamates.