R+D
Peptides are low molecular weight proteins with multiple roles, both in vertebrate and invertebrate organisms, where they are also an essential part of the defense system…
NBG’s research team, together with several leading research centres in the biotechnology sector, is working to obtain various types of bioactive peptides such as natural antimicrobial peptides (AMPs).
Bioactive
peptides
Peptides are low molecular weight proteins with multiple roles, both in vertebrate and invertebrate organisms, where they are also an essential part of the defense system…
NBG’s research team, together with several leading research centres in the biotechnology sector, is working to obtain various types of bioactive peptides such as natural antimicrobial peptides (AMPs).
Bioactive
peptides
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Nutritional
Solutions
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Nutritional
Solutions
NEWS & SCIENCE
Effects of olive extract on performance, intestinal function and intestinal microbiota of broilers
Dear colleagues, This week we have chosen an article showing the positive effects of olive extracts in animal nutrition. Olives are the fruits of olive trees, a type of tree exposed to a hot, dry climate and a lot of solar radiation, so olive trees produce some of the most [...]
Properties of α- and β-Pinene as antioxidant, anti-inflamatory and anti-microbial molecules
Dear colleagues, Many articles have been written about various types of phytogenic molecules present in various plant extracts, but we have seen very few articles related to these interesting molecules present in natural remedies used in humans, such as bee propolis. We are referring to α- and β-pinenes, representatives of [...]
The effect of different levels of silymarin on growth rate and liver morphology of chickens when fed mycotoxin contaminated diets
Dear colleagues, This week we are pleased to present an article showing the positive effects of silymarin from Sybilum Marianum seeds against the hepatotoxic effects of aflatoxin B1 / AFB1 in chickens. This kind of challenge comes to complement other published articles in which the benefits of adding a source [...]
