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effect of zerealenone on poultry

Toxicity of Zearalenone in Poultry

Published: May 4, 2010
Summary
 Zearalenone is the most common prevalent mycotoxin found in feed and raw materials available in South Asian Region. Zearalenone (ZEN) at lower concentration highly impacts the Swine. However, ZEN at higher concentration or presence of more than one mycotoxin will have a great impact in poultry especially Breeders and Layers. Zearalenone Toxicology Grains infected with the fungus Fusa...
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R Kannan
Kemin Industries, Inc
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Raghuvir Trifale
Exotic Biosolutions
5 de mayo de 2010

I will be thankful if toxin binding ability report of Toxfin on different mycotoxins is provided from certified laboratory.

Dr. Sumeet Bagga
Kemin Industries, Inc
6 de mayo de 2010

Very well brought out facts. Now it is very critical for Breeder and Layer farmer to think beyond the Aflatoxin and ochratoxin. ZEN should be taken into consideration when it has direct bearing on reporductive system

Dr.d.desinguraja
Dr.d.desinguraja
10 de mayo de 2010

Excellent article with useful information to the poultry industry.Currently multi-toxin and mycotoxins are some of the major problem in poultry industry.this is and mainly due to the Hybrid Variety of raw material and agro climatic condition.

Douglas Choto
Kemin Industries, Inc
7 de febrero de 2014
I can provide more information on Toxfin and toxfin supreme which is targeted against Zea. email douglas.choto@kemin.com
Ibne Ali
10 de julio de 2014
you have said in this article that zeralenone increases blood phosphorus content but this paper (http://ps.oxfordjournals.org/content/60/6/1165.abstract) says it decreases serum inorganic phosphorus content. please explain this.
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