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The efficiency of mycotoxin binding by sorbents in the in vitro model using a naturally contaminated animal feed Cover

The efficiency of mycotoxin binding by sorbents in the in vitro model using a naturally contaminated animal feed

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|May 2024

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Fig. 1.

Scheme of the experiment to evaluate selected sorbents’ binding effectiveness to mycotoxin animal feed contaminants PBS – phosphate-buffered saline; LC-MS/MS – liquid chromatography – tandem mass spectrometry
Scheme of the experiment to evaluate selected sorbents’ binding effectiveness to mycotoxin animal feed contaminants PBS – phosphate-buffered saline; LC-MS/MS – liquid chromatography – tandem mass spectrometry

Mycotoxin sorption results for the selected sorbents in the gastric phase (pH 3_5)

DONFB1FB2HT-2OTAAFL B1T-2ZEN
Bentonite10%21%33%9%0%100%4%5%
Calcium bentonite4%93%91%10%14%100%12%12%
Zeolite1%71%85%3%3%100%1%1%
Calcium lignosulphonate87%-*-*54%52%0%31%17%
Activated charcoal70%94%80%100%99%100%99%98%
Sepiolite3%91%83%72%94%100%93%96%
Silica3%12%27%8%1%84%1%1%
Attapulgite7%9%79%13%21%100%32%27%
Ground attapulgite2%38%34%10%17%100%32%52%

Mycotoxin levels in tested feed samples spiked with a mixture of standards

MycotoxinSpiking level (μg/kg)
Aflatoxin B15
Deoxynivalenol900
T-2 toxin50
HT-2 toxin50
Ochratoxin A50
Fumonisin B1250
Fumonisin B2250
Zearalenone100

Results of mycotoxins binding by sorbents in trial with naturally contaminated feed in the gastric (pH 3_5) and intestinal (pH 7_0) phases

DON pH 3.5DON pH 7.0OTA pH 3.5OTA pH 7.0ZEN pH 3.5ZEN pH 7.0
Bentonite5%-*30%92%9%-*
Calcium bentonite1%-*35%70%9%-*
Zeolite4%-*54%65%10%-*
Calcium lignosulphonate11%-*34%50%7%-*
Activated charcoal3%-*39%70%4%-*
Sepiolite1%-*53%89%6%-*
Silica4%-*49%81%11%-*
Attapulgite2%-*54%76%8%-*
Ground attapulgite3%-*55%87%5%-*

Mycotoxin binding results for the mixture of sepiolite and calcium lignosulphonate

DONOTAZEN
Sepiolite: calcium lignosulfonate 20 : 8072%29%36%
Sepiolite: calcium lignosulfonate 40 : 6075%63%41%
Sepiolite: calcium lignosulfonate 60 : 4071%68%78%
Sepiolite: calcium lignosulfonate 80 : 2062%82%82%

Mycotoxin desorption results for the selected sorbents in the intestinal phase (pH 7_0)

DONFB1FB2HT-2OTAAFL B1T-2ZEN
Bentonite-*56%40%-*-*0%-*-*
Calcium bentonite-*73%45%-*-*0%-*-*
Zeolite-*80%56%-*-*0%-*-*
Calcium lignosulphonate100%100%100%100%100%-*100%-*
Activated charcoal59%2%2%0%0%0%1%1%
Sepiolite-*22%13%58%17%0%20%5%
Silica-*-*100%-*-*40%-*-*
Attapulgite-*-*24%-*77%0%95%74%
Ground attapulgite-*46%23%-*83%0%87%72%
Language: English
Page range: 233 - 240
Submitted on: Sep 19, 2023
Accepted on: Apr 22, 2024
Published on: May 22, 2024
Published by: National Veterinary Research Institute in Pulawy
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2024 Adrianna Żybura, Piotr Jedziniak, published by National Veterinary Research Institute in Pulawy
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