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@Luis Fernando Vergamini Luna Yes it is. It is not correct to use matrix indicators of individual enzymes, since in practice a mixture of enzymes is always used. For example, if you want to use only xylanase, then a reasonable question arises: does your feed consist of only wheat? And of course, it is wrong to simply use the sum of matrix values, since enzymes interact both with substrates and wit ...
Participation in Forum on February 6, 2024
@Pirzado M Zakria when you are using phytase you should spare calcium and phosphorus, when you are using protease you can spare amino acids and when NSPase you can spare energy from your diet according to supplier's recommendations, it is simple rule.
Participation in Forum on February 6, 2024
@Dr Piotr Stanislawski thanks for suggesting thumb rule
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Hi Pirzado M.ZakriaThere is a matrix for multienzymes use. The general rule is: minerals from Phytase, energy from NSP and protein from protease (as 100%). From other enzymes, we take 50-25%. This is a simplification, of course, and the composition must be considered individually. For exact calculation please ask the producer/distributor as DSM, Danisco, AB or Addiseo.
Participation in Forum on March 14, 2023
Sumit Sipany my question is still there , 120,000 units per kg finished Feed i too much high.
Participation in Forum on March 13, 2023
thanks for sharing, on 100 gms per ton feed its contribution will be 60,000 units per Kg Finished Feed, and on 200 gms per ton its contribution will be 120,000 units per Kg Finished Feed, why are you recomending such a higher doses of protease ?
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Dr. Nelson Ruiz shares with Engormix members his research on this quantitative approach to improve feed formulation, presented at the International Poultry Scientific Forum at IPPE 2022 in Atlanta.
Participation in Forum on September 16, 2022
Nelson Ruiz Explained well. Thank you
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Luis Fernando Vergamini Luna, yes, in soybean meal, particularly in solvent extracted soybean meal a correlation exists between trypsin inhibitors and urease activity. However, today it is easier to directly determine trypsin inhibitors because there are commercial laboratories available for such an analysis and also because we have a better understanding about the levels of inhibitors indicative ...
Participation in Forum on December 7, 2020
ajoy chandra roy Butyric acid
is one of short chain fatty acids, which has higher bactericidal activity
when the acid is undissociated. Bacterial
cell take up undissociated fatty acids and once these acids
dissociate, there is change in the intracellular pH leading to
death of bacterial cells..