Article published the October 13, 2025
Yeast β-glucans consist of a β(1,3)-linked glucose backbone, with β(1,6)- linked side chains at different interval and sizes along the backbone. They are recognized by several receptors present on the surface of innate immune cells, such as the Dectin-1 receptor. Previous research done with crude yeast cell wall (YCW) extracts, have led to the description of β-glucans as immune ...
Video published on November 30, 2022
Maxime Briche and Laurine Faivre from Phileo by Lesaffre, explain how Digescan™ provides a digestibility measurement indicator by combining the easy-to-use field tool and the performance of a digital tool
This member gave a presentation on November 16, 2022
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Laurine Faivre likes the comment:
Very good idea for summer 2020
Participation in Forum on August 19, 2019
Dear Carlos O. Cojuangco
I invite you to visit the following web page: https://raising-life.phileo-lesaffre.com/category/ruminant/
where you can find several articles dealing with heat stress topic in dairy cow.
You can also go to our website for more information: https://phileo-lesaffre.com/en/
Have a nice day
Laurine Faivre likes the comment:
Are there any articles on this very interesting and important topic that can be downloaded?
Participation in Forum on August 19, 2019
Dear Jose Vicente T. Tarnate
You can easily download it from google play or App store for free by searching "Phileo heat stress"
Have a nice day
Laurine Faivre likes the comment:
Where can we get the app?
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Stephen Adejoro Dr Please be aware that betaine CANNOT replace methionine. Use of betaine as an osmoregulator is completely correct; and yes, it CAN play a role as a methyl donor. However, methionine is an essential amino acid, and cannot be replaced. When methionine donates methyl groups, it is recycled and so betaine plays no role in replacement. Numerous trials have concluded that partially rep ...
Participation in Forum on May 22, 2019
Dear Pirzado M Zakria ,
Thank you for your question.
It is indeed difficult to control heat stress with open house. House management would be the first parameter to improve before using any other products.
Sprinklers, Fans, Reducing density, ... plenty of different aspects can be tried. I even saw farms painting their roof in white to reduce the temperature (compared with a similar house with bla ...