After writing this review I was not too optimistic about detoxification of mycotoxins. I am not sure that the situation has greatly improved since. Good laboratory data do not guarantee good results in the field.

Furthermore finding one absorbent that will bind all different mycotoxins is an utopia.

Dear colleague

It is so interesting subject.

All the best.

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writing this review I was not too optimistic about detoxification of mycotoxins. I am not sure that the situation has greatly improved since. Good laboratory data do not guarantee good results in the field.

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CHARACTERIZATION AND APPLICATIONS OF CLAYS AND MINERALS IN MYCOTOXIN DETOXIFICATION AND ENVIRONMENT CONTROL

we achieved work with heavy metals and clay while, Mycotoxin will research deeply.

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In order to mitigate the negative effect of mycotoxins the major researches have been conducted to obtain the mycotoxins adsorbent in recent years. As for the adsorbents, they are substances of a firm or liquid form, on which surface the mycotoxins are absorbed and prevent transition of mycotoxins from the intestines walls in to blood system. The bentonite clay obtained in western region of Georgia is characterized with a broad range of ion exchange, high colloidal, enriched, for its wide adsorption characteristics and exchange capacity. It is widely used in oil exploration, filtration of wine, vinegar, oil, production of pharmaceuticals, perfumery, cellulose, it is used in agriculture.

Thanks, good answer but what about level of addition of bentonite clay.

Dear Mr. Abou-Kassem

The matter is that the сlay-based toxin binders, due to their physicochemical properties, are able to bind only certain polar (Log Pow

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