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Do non-GMO enzymes work as well as GMO sources? A comparison of phytase sources in low phosphorus diets fed to layers

Published: December 4, 2006
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Introduction:  evolution of practical phytase use The beneficial effects of phytase on the availability of phytate phosphorus have been known since the 1960s (Nelson, 1967) with considerable research having been undertaken and reported in the intervening years. Phytases have been available for many years; but not until the environmental impact of agriculture and urban sprawl became a pol...
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Haronur Rashid
Haronur Rashid
6 de diciembre de 2006
Excellent works.
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Vssprasad Karuturi
6 de diciembre de 2006
Very educative on gmo and non gmo phytase.
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