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Mycotoxins in poultry – External signs can give a hint. Part 1: Impact on Feathering

Published: October 30, 2025
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Mycotoxins are known to decrease health and performance in poultry production. Their modes of action, such as reducing protein synthesis and promoting oxidative stress and apoptosis, lead to cell destruction and lower cell replacement, affecting several organs and tissues. When different stress factors collude, such as high temperatures and humidity, poor ventilation, high stocking density, and ...
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Dr. Inge Heinzl
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SB Group Nepal
31 de octubre de 2025
Thank you so much for sharing. keep it up and update more information.
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DR MANJUNATHA BP (Groexl Vet PVT Ltd)
9 de diciembre de 2025
Very interesting to note how feathering is affected with mycotoxins
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Wendy Kwok
13 de julio de 2026
An insightful article highlighting that poor feathering may be more than a nutritional or management issue—it can also serve as an early warning sign of mycotoxin exposure.
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