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Lesaffre Feed Additives - France

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Participation in events

VIV Asia 2013

Date: March 13, 2013 to March 15, 2013
Place: Bangkok, Asia
Participation in events

Eurotier 2012

Date: November 13, 2012 to November 16, 2012
Place: Hanover, Germany
Participation in events

Space 2012

Date: September 11, 2012 to September 14, 2012
Place: Rennes, Ille y Vilaine, France
Technical articles

Live yeast in ruminant nutrition: From research to field application

From the developing bud to the industrial bug... Being considered as the oldest and best understood microorganism, the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae still remains valuable to mankind's future. Since ages, Eg...
Technical articles

The role of feed additives in ruminant nutrition and management systems: past, present and future

Rumen microbiology The rumen is the first stomach of cattle, sheep and goats. All digestion in this organ is carried out by a microbial population which consists of ciliate protozoa, anaerobic bacteria and ana...
Participation in events

24th World's Poultry Congress and Expo 2012

Date: August 5, 2012 to August 8, 2012
Place: Salvador, Bahía, Brazil
Technical articles

Redox status as a promising new way to explore live yeast metabolism in the rumen

Oxidation-reduction or simply redox reactions are an important class of chemical reactions encountered in many biological media. Redox reactions occur in living or- ganisms and are indeed essential to life. The...
Technical articles

The biological significance of the measurement of redox potential

Reducing potential can be defined as the tendency of a system to gain or donate electrons, and it is a derivation of the Gibbs free energy change equation applied to redox reactions. Redox reactions are those i...
Videos

Pr. Andrew Van Kessel at International Nutrition Symposium sponsored by Lesaffre Feed Aditives

Pr. Andrew Van Kessel talks about Nutrition impact on Gastrointestinal Health....
Date: 02/28/2012
Reproductions: 320
Technical articles

The effect of live yeast on sow-mediated immunity

The survival of neonate piglets depends directly on the acquisition of maternal immunity via colostrum, and milk affording systemic and mucosal protection, respectively. Whereas colostral IgG are mainly due to ...
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