IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 25, 2007--Advanced BioCatalytics Corporation (ABC) has received NSF International Certification for the use of its product, Accell(R), as a Drinking Water Treatment Chemical. Accell(R) has been tested and Certified by NSF as meeting NSF/ANSI Standard 60. NSF Standard 60 Certification addresses the health effects of products in the water industry.

ABC has patents issued covering the use of Accell(R) to reduce and prevent biofilm fouling of cross flow membranes such as ultra, micro, and reverse osmosis filtration systems and membrane bio-reactors. These membranes are used in process water treatment, purification of drinking water and desalinization of salt water.

Accell(R)'s benefits to the potable water treatment industry are:

1. Increases flux or flow-through and optimizes performance of
membranes.

2. Extends the life of existing or new membranes by increasing
time intervals between chemical cleaning, thereby reducing
exposure to aggressive chemical cleaners.

3. Most importantly, Accell(R) reduces high energy costs by
minimizing back pressure caused by R.O. membrane biofouling.
Energy to pump water through membranes is a major cost factor
that must be dealt with in order for desalinization to become
a significant source of freshwater supply in the U.S. and
elsewhere.

Advanced BioCatalytics is an Industrial Biotechnology company specializing in protein chemistry and its effects on metabolic processes and in the modification of surface energy. The Company's biotechnology based products allow the elimination of many harsh and often toxic conventional chemicals and solvents. This leapfrog technology has applications across a broad array of business sectors including water, energy, agriculture and the industrial and consumer product fields. The Company currently manufactures and sells products into the water, energy, cleaner/degreaser institutional and industrial processing markets.

For more information on Advanced BioCatalytics, please visit the Web site at www.abiocat.com.

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