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Dietary Mannanoligosaccharides in Broiler Feeding

Use of Mannanoligosaccharides in Broiler Feeding

Published: October 2, 2012
Summary
INTRODUCTION Prebiotics are products containing carbohydrates, which main component is mannose. These products are commonly use to reduce the colonization of the intestinal tract by enteropathogenic bacteria. Probiotics are mainly represented by mannanoligosaccharides (MOS) and fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS), present in the cell wall of yeasts, such as Saccharomyces cerevisiae. They exert their...
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Jose Flemming
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Richard Phillips
Micron Bio Systems Ltd
3 de octubre de 2012

Interesting article about mannanoligosaccharides in Broiler Feeding. I am interested to know which MOS product was used in these trials as there is a huge difference between different MOS products.

Reza Mahdavi
4 de octubre de 2012

It was very interesting article about mannanoligosaccharides in Broiler Feeding. Please tell me what MOS used in this study

Kausar Shaikh
4 de octubre de 2012
MOS is also used in Toxin Binders.Whats the use.pl. explain.
Bart Dunsford
GTC Nutrition
4 de octubre de 2012

They quote Gibson and Roberfroid, but did not understand - MOS is not a prebiotic. Also FOS is not found in yeast cell wall, but it is a prebiotic. MOS does have valuable effects, but not prebitoic as defined

Jose Sidney Flemming
10 de octubre de 2012

Hi,

Good article article about mannanoligosaccharides in Broiler Feeding. The mananoligascharide used was BG-MOS™ produced by GRASP.

Jose Sidney Flemming
16 de octubre de 2012

Dear sir,

The following is the analysis of the product identified as MOS in the experiments. BGMOS is produced by GRASP.



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