Fumonisins Underestimated but controllable by biotransformation
Fumonisins are frequently occurring mycotoxins with great relevance in animal feed. An effective way to counteract them is through biodegradation by natural metabolic pathways, a process called biotransformation. In contrast to adsorption of mycotoxins by clays, microbial and/or enzymatic biotransformation is highly specific and irreversible.
By Verena Starkl and Karin Nährer, Biomin, Austria In 1989, the US corn crop was highly contaminated by fumonisins resulting in large outbrea
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