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Fish liver postmitochondrial supernatant preparations in the presence of carbon monoxide were used to prepare purified aflatoxicol from aflatoxin B1 in high yield (23-38%). Such fish liver postmitochondrial and postmicrosomal supernatant preparations were five to ten times more active in making aflatoxicol than rat or human liver preparations under the same conditions.
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