
HOW DO MYCOTOXINS IMPACT THE IMMUNE SYSTEM OF THE ANIMALS?
Mycotoxins-induced immunotoxicity which is the term applied when the adverse effects of these toxins alter both the local and systemic immune system. In animal production,
Mycotoxins-induced immunotoxicity which is the term applied when the adverse effects of these toxins alter both the local and systemic immune system. In animal production,
Several studies demonstrate the antioxidant and hepatoprotective properties of curcumin and silymarin natural extracts in animal nutrition Mycotoxins are one of the main feed contaminants
Would you like to find out how mycotoxins could affect negatively poultry production? Mycotoxin contamination in raw materials, such as cereals or feed, is a
In pig nutrition, animals can be highly exposed to mycotoxins as a result of their diet rich in cereals. Furthermore, pigs are considered the most sensitive species to mycotoxins, which can have
Mycotoxins quantification in feed and raw materials is extremely challenging because they are found in very low concentrations Mycotoxins are toxic secondary metabolites produced by fungal
Introduction An important strategy to avoid mycotoxicosis in animal is the supplementation of mycotoxin binder into their diets (Galvano et al., 1996; Mohammed et al.,
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