Toxicological Synergism between Fusarium Mycotoxins in Feeds
Published: July 17, 2007
Summary
Mycotoxins are metabolites produced by molds (fungi) which are toxic when consumed in significant amounts by livestock. The resulting pathological syndromes are referred to as mycotoxicoses. Mold growth on grains and subsequent mycotoxin synthesis is regulated by numerous factors of which moisture content is usually the most important. Toxigenic fungi generally grow best under humid, warm, aerob...
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Poultry Health Research Network
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18 de julio de 2007
This paper is very important as the combined/synergist effect of mycotoxins in particular Fusarium toxins has not been explored to any degree. Because Fusarium species can produce a suite of toxins with very different effects at the cellular level it seems to me that this is not only of great importance in in animal production but also in human exposure and disease. We routinely find combination of Fusarium toxins alongside other in the maize eaten by South African rural black people. It is hardly surprising that chronic disease plus AIDS is rife amongst these people.
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13 de diciembre de 2011
very clear
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