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Fungi Aspergillus, black mold, which produce aflatoxins, 3D illustration

Secure Feed Storage

Grain is an important and significant source of contamination in the food chain and it also carries the risk of the consumers being exposed to toxins.

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Forms of dietary selenium and drivers of efficacy: From genes to biological effects article banner

Forms of Dietary Selenium and Drivers of Efficacy: From Genes to Biological Effects

Selenium can be added to livestock diets in either inorganic forms (sodium selenite, SS), organic forms such as Se-yeast (yeast enriched in SeMet), or pure chemically synthesized Se forms such as hydroxyselenomethionine (HMSeBA), L-SeMet or ZnL-SeMet. Recent advances in Se biochemistry have provided a deeper understanding of the principal differences in absorption and metabolism between these forms.

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