Engineers India Research Institute

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     "Whiskey" is an alcoholic distillate which is obtained from a fermented mash of grains (or mixture of grain's) and that  has the  traditional  and characteristic taste and  aroma  associated
with whiskey.
     The resulting whiskey is designated "rye whiskey", "bourbon whiskey", "wheat whiskey", "malt whiskey", " depending upon  the predominating type of grain used in the preparation not less than 51% of grain of  one type must be used  in  order  to  justify identifying the product accordings, "Rum" is the distillate  from the  fermented juice of sugar cane, molasses, and  other sugar cane by products, distilled at less than 190 proof.

     Scientists from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) and the National Institute of  Standards and Technology   (NIST)  have  reported that  polyamines     natural compounds  essential for cell growth  react with acetaldehyde to trigger a series of reactions that damage DNA, an event that  can lead to the formation of cancer.

     The research team of NIAAA and NIST, examined acetaldehydes reaction  with polyamines,  small molecules found in all cells. Polyamines  are usually  considered  good guys, because they have been  shown  to protect  DNA  from oxidative damage. Yet  the researchers  found the polyamines facilitated the  conversion  of acetaldehyde  into  croto-naldehyde (CrA), an   environmental pollutant  that has been shown to cause cancer in  animals.  This chemical, in turn, altered DNA, generating an abnormal, mutagenic DNA base called a Cr-PdG adduct.