1 narum lye-encoded enzyme, as expression of a lye homolog from Haloferax volcanii, a related archaeon

2             A patient exposed to aerosolized lye and ingested kerosene was followed up for 16 years w

3 us fraction of olive pulp from untreated and lye-treated green olives, were performed.

4 f chlorination chemicals; and an epidemic of lye ingestion in toddlers due to severe shortages of soa

5 s appears to be specific to the H. salinarum lye-encoded enzyme, as expression of a lye homolog from

6 , we characterized an enzyme, encoded by the lye gene, that catalyzes bacterioruberin biosynthesis.