Flexibility of intestinal digestive processes to handle anti-nutrients: phytate as an example

Gut Health

Flexibility of intestinal digestive processes to handle anti-nutrients: phytate as an example

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September 25, 2018 absorption, activity, advancia 2018, anti-nutrients, bacterial communities, Ca, calcium, digesta, digestibility, digestion, endogenous, end products, enzymes, epithelial layer, exogenous, gut health, InsP6, lumen, microbial, microbiota contribution, mucosa, myo-inositol, origins, P, phosphorus, phytate

Speaker: Prof Markus RODEHUTSCORD, Inst Animal Science, Univ Hohenheim, Germany

Phytate can be significantly degraded in the intestine but dietary Ca and P supply may drastically affect this degradation. It is thus important to avoid excess in minerals to guarantee efficacy of endogenous and exogenous, mucosal and bacterial, phytase activities.

Advancia Academy 2018: Strengthening intestinal frontier: key for performance - Presentation