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    Mycotoxins are highly toxic secondary metabolic products of molds on almost all agricultural commodities worldwide. They occur under natural conditions in feed as well as in food. Several studies proved that economic losses occur at all levels of food and feed production, including crop and animal production, processing and distribution. According to the FAO (Food and agriculture organization) 25% of the world’s crop harvests are contaminated with mycotoxins. There are currently more than 400 mycotoxins known. There are six major classes of mycotoxins that frequently occur: aflatoxins, trichothecenes, fumonisins, zearalenone, ochratoxin and ergot alkaloids. They are formed by different kinds of fungi and each fungi species can produce more than one mycotoxin. The major classes of these mycotoxin-producing fungi are listed in the table below. Mycotoxins differ in their structure, which explains the great variation of symptoms (see table: "Selected mycotoxins and their basic symptoms"). The main toxic effects are carcinogenicity, genotoxicity, nephrotoxicity, hepatotoxicity, oestrogenicity, reproductive disorders, immunosuppression or dermal effects.

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    Mycotoxins are highly toxic secondary metabolic products of molds on almost all agricultural commodities worldwide. They occur under natural conditions in feed as well as in food. Several studies proved that economic losses occur at all levels of food and feed production, including crop and animal production, processing and distribution. According to the FAO (Food and agriculture organization) 25% of the world’s crop harvests are contaminated with mycotoxins. There are currently more than 400 mycotoxins known. There are six major classes of mycotoxins that frequently occur: aflatoxins, trichothecenes, fumonisins, zearalenone, ochratoxin and ergot alkaloids. They are formed by different kinds of fungi and each fungi species can produce more than one mycotoxin. The major classes of these mycotoxin-producing fungi are listed in the table below. Mycotoxins differ in their structure, which explains the great variation of symptoms (see table: "Selected mycotoxins and their basic symptoms"). The main toxic effects are carcinogenicity, genotoxicity, nephrotoxicity, hepatotoxicity, oestrogenicity, reproductive disorders, immunosuppression or dermal effects.

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    Dr.Kedar Karki ,M.V.Sc.Preventive Vet.Medicine CLSU Philippines
    Mycotoxins are highly toxic secondary metabolic products of molds on almost all agricultural commodities worldwide. They occur under natural conditions in feed as well as in food. Several studies proved that economic losses occur at all levels of food and feed production, including crop and animal production, processing and distribution. According to the FAO (Food and agriculture organization) 25% of the world’s crop harvests are contaminated with mycotoxins. There are currently more than 400 mycotoxins known. There are six major classes of mycotoxins that frequently occur: aflatoxins, trichothecenes, fumonisins, zearalenone, ochratoxin and ergot alkaloids. They are formed by different kinds of fungi and each fungi species can produce more than one mycotoxin. The major classes of these mycotoxin-producing fungi are listed in the table below. Mycotoxins differ in their structure, which explains the great variation of symptoms (see table: "Selected mycotoxins and their basic symptoms"). The main toxic effects are carcinogenicity, genotoxicity, nephrotoxicity, hepatotoxicity, oestrogenicity, reproductive disorders, immunosuppression or dermal effects.

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    Dhakeri-Bange

    Dhakeri-Bange clinical
    clinical
    picture:PPT
    picture:PPT
    Dr.Kedar Karki.
    Central Veterinary Laboratory
    Tripureswor.Kathmandu.Nepal
    Stressed Goat herd with Dhakeri- Bange syndtome
    Stressed Goat herd with Dhakeri- Bange syndtome
    Stressed Goat herd with Dhakeri- Bange syndtome
    Stressed Goat herd with Dhakeri- Bange syndtome
    Stressed Goat herd with Dhakeri- Bange syndtome
    Stressed Goat herd with Dhakeri- Bange syndtome
    Stressed Goat herd with Dhakeri- Bange syndtome
    Stressed Goat herd with Dhakeri- Bange syndtome
    POLYNEUROPATHIC PARALYSIS
    SCIATIC NERVE EXTENSION POSTURE GOAT
    SCIATIC NERVE EXTENSION POSTURE GOAT
    POLYNEUROPATHIC PARALYSIS
    SCIATIC NERVE EXTENSION POSTURE GOAT
    POLYNEUROPATHIC PARALYSIS
    POLYNEUROPATHIC PARALYSIS
    POLYNEUROPATHIC PARALYSIS
    STRESSED GOAT
    STRESSED GOAT
    STRESSED GOAT
    STRESSED GOAT
    TYMPANIC STOMACH GOAT DEAD
    TYMPANIC STOMACH GOAT DEAD
    TYMPANIC STOMACH GOAT DEAD
    BILE FILLED CONGESTED AND FIBROTIC LIVER
    BILE FILLED CONGESTED AND FIBROTIC LIVER
    BILE FILLED CONGESTED AND FIBROTIC LIVER
    Fibrosed kidney
    Hemorrhegic patches in peritoneal fat
    Sloughed rumen mucosa with moldy grain
    Sloughed rumen mucosa with moldy grain
    Sloughed rumen mucosa with moldy grain
    Sloughed rumen mucosa with moldy grain

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