MycoBite 2: Is analysing mycotoxins sufficient to diagnose mycotoxicosis?
Welcome to the second episode of MycoBites. In this series of six episodes, Dr. Swamy Haladi, Global Technical Commercial Manager for Selko's Mycotoxin Risk Management programme will touch upon various aspects related to mycotoxin analysis.
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In this episode, Dr. Swamy Haladi discusses how to sufficiently diagnose a potential case of mycotoxicosis. He explains the difference between acute and chronic mycoxicosis and how feed analysis alone is a good start, but perhaps not the only parameter to be evaluated.
In order to get to the right conclusion, it is important to involve various aspects of your facility. Whether it is to review the origin of raw materials, symptoms in animal performance or post-mortem evaluation, taking a holistic approach is key in mycotoxin risk management.
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Watch the other available episodes
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MycoBite 1: An introduction to Mycotoxin Analysis
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MycoBite episode 3: Taking the right sample for the right purpose
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MycoBite episode 4: How many mycotoxins should you analyse?
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MycoBite 5: Mycotoxin biomarker analysis: how reliable is it?
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MycoBite 6: Masked and emerging mycotoxins
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