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Mucosal Health In Aquaculture

Mucosal Health In Aquaculture

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Master Mucosal Health In Aquaculture with this comprehensive guide. Essential reading for veterinary students, practitioners, and technicians seeking to deepen their expertise in Animals Books > Aquatic Animals > Mucosal Health in Aquaculture. Includes clinical case studies and practical applications. Instant digital download.

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  • Contents (p.6)
  • Preface (p.22)
  • References (p.39)
  • 1 Selection, engineering, and expression of microbial enzymes (p.42)
  • References (p.66)
  • 2 Intellectual property on selection, expression, and production of enzymes (p.72)
  • References (p.88)
  • 3 General aspects of phytases (p.94)
  • References (p.108)
  • 4 Phytase in animal feed (p.114)
  • References (p.123)
  • 5 Perspectives of phytases in nutrition, biocatalysis, and soil stabilization (p.130)
  • References (p.141)
  • 6 Depolymerizating enzymes—cellulases (p.148)
  • References (p.167)
  • 7 Laccases—properties and applications (p.174)
  • References (p.195)
  • 8 Amylases (p.204)
  • References (p.216)
  • 9 Nonstarch polysaccharide enzymes—general aspects (p.224)
  • References (p.244)
  • 10 Depolymerizating enzymes in human food: bakery, dairy products, and drinks (p.252)
  • References (p.272)
  • 11 Perspectives of nonstarch polysaccharide enzymes in nutrition (p.280)
  • References (p.290)
  • 12 Proteases—general aspects (p.298)
  • References (p.305)
  • 13 Proteases—human food (p.308)
  • References (p.316)
  • 14 Proteases—animal feed (p.320)
  • References (p.333)
  • 15 Enzymes as therapeutic agents (p.342)
  • References (p.351)
  • 16 Enzymes as direct decontaminating agents—mycotoxins (p.354)
  • References (p.365)
  • 17 Enzymatic decontamination of antimicrobials, phenols, heavy metals, pesticides, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, dyes, ... (p.372)
  • References (p.394)
  • 18 Chitinases (p.402)
  • References (p.416)
  • 19 Alternative and new sources of feedstuffs (p.422)
  • References (p.437)
  • 20 Tyrosinases—physiology, pathophysiology, and applications (p.444)
  • References (p.450)
  • 21 Probiotics and enzymes in the gastrointestinal tract (p.454)
  • References (p.465)
  • 22 Formulation of enzymes (p.470)
  • References (p.480)
  • 23 Analytics of enzymes (p.482)
  • References (p.495)
  • 24 Registration of food and feed additives (enzymes) in the United States, Canada, and China (p.498)
  • References (p.521)
  • 25 Evaluation of Enzymes for Animal Nutrition by the EFSA in the European Union (p.522)
  • 26 Economics of food and feed enzymes: Status and prospectives (p.528)
  • 27 General perspectives of enzymes, environment preservation, and scarce natural resources—conclusions (p.556)
  • References (p.564)
  • Index (p.568)
  • ... and 32 more chapters

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