Mycotoxins. New trends. Prof. Carlos Mallmann (LAMIC)

Published: September 1, 2011

Carlos Mallmann, Professor and researcher from LAMIC, speaks about mycotoxins especially fumosin and zearalenone, and also about anti-mycotoxin additives at the XVII World Veterinary Poultry Association Congress in Cancun, Mexico.

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LAMIC - LABORATORY OF MYCOTOXICOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

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Jacob Frydman

Jacob Frydman

12 de mayo de 2020

Thats wrong that it would not do anything to chicken, new changes in the Genetics of mycotoxins had made many natural hybrid and now they're more vulnerable for every animal or human including chicken.

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