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TARGET ORGANS - The key to an effective mycotoxins adsorbent

Published: February 24, 2009
Summary
Poultry, swine and dairy producers admit today that the presence of mycotoxins in the feed is one of the main factors affecting animal production. As a result of the higher prices of feed ingredients, their quality is getting worse, with some grains showing higher levels of mycotoxins. High contamination levels can also be found in distillers grains, an ingredient in increasing supply, originated...
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Fernando Tamames
Special Nutrients
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Dr.shahzad Naveed Jadoon
18 de junio de 2012

Good article about effective mycotoxins adsorbent. what are clincial and subclinical signs of AFB1 in ruminants?

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Fernando Tamames
Special Nutrients
24 de octubre de 2012

The condition of the animal plays a big role on the clinical and subclinical signs

In general

Biomarker: Aflatoxin M1 in milk
A good quality mycotoxin binder will reduce M1 in milk in maximun 24 to 48 hours since the transformation of B1 into M1 is done in 12 hours.
General Regulation
EU max 50 ppt
USA max 500 ppt

Sub clinical/clinical

Increase in Mastitis
Increase in SCC
Decrease in Milk production

Try to avoid using cotton seed cake because it not only ussualy has falatoxin but there is free fatty acid inside of it that increase the toxicity of Aflatoxin

Regards

Fernando

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Nurcan Cetinkaya
19 de noviembre de 2012
I wonder why free fatty acid containing supplements like cotton seed meal increases the toxicity of Aflatoxin in ruminants? Best Regards Nurcan
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Fernando Tamames
Special Nutrients
19 de noviembre de 2012

Yes it does
Cotton seed cake contains a free fatty acid cyclopropenoid fatty acids (CPFA) in numerous studies have shown that when both are present, it incrases the toxicity of Aflatoxin.
The other problem is that in many ocasions cotton seed cake contains aflatoxin
Regards 
Fernando

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Ditta, Yasir Allah
31 de enero de 2013

That was a awesome article. Does anyone know how much fraction of mycotoxins can be detoxified in rumainants and poultry?

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