XTRA PURE METABOLITES (XPM) The Tiniest Titans Driving Mighty Transformations A Product of BIOAUGMENT Biotechnology Research Laboratory

XTRA PURE METABOLITES (XPM) The Tiniest Titans Driving Mighty Transformations A Product of BIOAUGMENT Biotechnology Research Laboratory.

Introduction. XPM is a biological product having metabolites of active yeast, produced by Saccharomyces cerevisiae with a unique fermentation process: Aerobic Yeast Propagation Microaerophilic liquid state fermentation Microaerophilic solid state fermentation Biofortification by Microencapsulation Technology Post-biotics enriched with functional high quality metabolites for the augmentation of potential natural probiotics in the gut..

Why this technology evolved to the next generation?.

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Range of XPM Metabolites. 2) Source of Selenium Methionine Alpha tocopherol (Vit. E) Lysine Chitosan and Beta glucan Microbial enzymes 3) Potential Probiotics (Augment useful microorganisms in the gut) Lactobacillus spp. Saccharomyces spp. Bacillus spp. Peptococcus spp..

Parameters Values (mg/100gm) Lysine 1100 SelenoMethionine 1100 Vitamin E 0.004 Vitamin B2 0.01 Vitamin B6 1.92 Vitamin B12 3.08 Vitamin D3 0.40.

[image] IN3vqonv 018. Higher microbial More protein density & more SCFA & energy More milk & better feed efficiency More lactic acid More propionic degraders & cellulolytic & acetic acids microbes.

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o FOOD CHAIN o Antibiotic—resistant Reduction pathogens Reduce Antibiotic Resistant Infections XPM having Antinmicrobial Peptides Minirnize Antibiotic Application.

Impact of XPM on Milk Production (Increase milk production 6-8 %/hd).

Increase Overall Feed Efficiency. Feed Intake. [image] INALN9nv 018.

Seive Results Expected Values Status S1 18% 10-20% GOOD S2 26% 25-35% GOOD S3 56% Above 50% GOOD.

with xpm. without xpm. With XPM. Without XPM. Undigested Grains Residues.

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VFA Production mM. Control Acetate Propionate Total 22.9 24.8 51.4 XPM Acetate Propionate Total 28 28.4 61.8 Acetate Propionate Total.

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Effect of XPM on Milk Volume in Relation to THI. MILK 25.48 24.83 24.56 26.07 25.7 27.2 27.05 27.46 28.65 28.43 27.59 27.8 28.09 28.1 THI 84 85 86 83 82 82 81 83 81 86 85 79 80 81.

Key Benefits of XPM. Increase DMI Increase Digestibility Increase Milk yield Relieve Stress Reduce number of Somatic cells Stabilize Rumen pH Increase Lactation length and Life of cows.

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BIO AUGMENT X* XTRA PURE METABOLITES. [image] BIO AUGMENT.

[image] BIO AUGMENT. Application of XPM in Domestic Animals.

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