Participation in Forum on September 11, 2012
Dear Mr Sujay, I don't know the productive context in India. Nowadays, from what i know, I will try to answer you on my best way… If you look on the scientific literature, it is very difficult to have a biochemical marker when speaking about mycotoxins. In fact, for each one mycotoxin in dairy cows (I am not speaking about mycotoxin family but clearly about each molecule) it has to be fou ...
Article published the August 27, 2012
Mycotoxins are well known for their effects on monogastric animals. Ruminants, until recently, were considered 'protected' against this problem through the detoxification action of rumen flora. However, due to the possible aflatoxin M1 (metabolite of the AFB1), contamination of milk for human consumption, almost all countries worldwide have adopted registrations on this carcinogenic component. The ...
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