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Effect of betaine on moisturizing and protecting cell membrane
Organic osmolytes are a kind of chemical substances that maintain the metabolic specificity of cells and resist the osmotic working pressure to stabilize the macromolecular formula. For example, sugar, polyether polyols, carbohydrates and compounds, betaine is a key orga...Read more -
What circumstances the organic acids can’t be used in Aquatic
Organic acids refer to some organic compounds with acidity. The most common organic acid is carboxylic acid, which is acidic from carboxyl group. Calcium methoxide, acetic acid and are all organic acids. Organic acids can react with alcohols to form esters. Role of organ...Read more -
Species of Betaine
Shandong E.fine is a professional manufacturer of Betaine , here let us learn about the production species of betaine. The active ingredient of betaine is trimethylamino acid, which is an important osmotic pressure regulator and methyl donor. At present, common betaine products on the mark...Read more -
Why do medium and large feed enterprises increase the consumption of organic acids?
Acidifier mainly plays an acidification role in improving the primary digestion of gastric contents and does not have antibacterial function. Therefore, it is understandable that acidifier is rarely used in pig farms. With the advent of resistance limitation and non resi...Read more -
Global Feed Grade Calcium Propionate Market 2021
The Global Calcium Propionate Market accounted for $243.02 million in 2018 and is expected to reach $468.30 million by 2027 growing at a CAGR of 7.6% during the forecast period. Some of the key factors influencing the market growth include increasing health concerns of consumers in the food indu...Read more -
Chinese aquatic betaine — E.Fine
Various stress reactions seriously affect the feeding and growth of aquatic animals, reduce the survival rate, and even cause death. The addition of betaine in feed can help to improve the decline of aquatic animals' food intake under disease or stress, maintain nutritional intake and reduce some...Read more -
Tributyrin as a feed additive to bring improvement in gut health in poultry
What is Tributyrin Tributyrin is used as Functional Feed Additive Solutions. It is an ester composed of butyric acid and glycerol, made from the esterification of butyric acid and glycerol. It is mainly used in Feed Application. Apart from the usage as a Feed Additive in the Livestock Industry, ...Read more -
Application of betaine in livestock
Betaine, also known as Trimethylglycine, chemical name is trimethylaminoethanolactone and molecular formula is C5H11O2N. It is a quaternary amine alkaloid and a high-efficiency methyl donor. Betaine is white prismatic or leaf like crystal, melting point 293 ℃, and its ta...Read more -
Adding Potassium Diformate in Grower-Finisher Swine Diets
The use of Antibiotics as growth promoters in livestock production is increasingly under public scrutiny and criticism. Development of resistance of bacteria to antibiotics and cross-resistance of human and animal pathogens associated with sub-therapeutic and/or improper use of antibiotics are t...Read more -
What should we do if the pig population is weak? How to improve the nonspecific immunity of pigs?
The breeding and improvement of modern pigs is carried out according to human needs. The goal is to make pigs eat less, grow faster, produce more and have a high lean meat rate. It is difficult for the natural environment to meet these requirements, so it is necessary to...Read more -
Betaine can partially replace methionine
Betaine, also known as glycine trimethyl internal salt, is a non-toxic and harmless natural compound, quaternary amine alkaloid. It is white prismatic or leaf like crystal with molecular formula c5h12no2, molecular weight of 118 and melting point of 293 ℃. It tastes sweet and is a substance simil...Read more -
Guanidinoacetic Acid : Market Overview And Future Opportunities
Guanidinoacetic acid (GAA) or Glycocyamine is the biochemical precursor of creatine, which is phosphorylated. It plays an important role as a high-energy carrier in the muscle. Glycocyamine is actually a metabolite of glycine in which the amino group has been converted into a guanidine. Guanidino...Read more