Ergot Alkaloids: From Witchcraft to Biotechnology

Ergots alkaloids are secondary metabolites of certain fungi. Their production occurs in the sclerotia of the Claviceps species on infected cereal plants during cool, wet weather with rye being the main host. It is important to detect these mycotoxins, as ergot alkaloids can remain in stored grains and adversely impact both humans and animals.
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Join Dr. Karl Dawson, vice president and chief scientific officer at Alltech, as he explains the effects of diet and nutrient interactions on digestive health. Due to the new awareness of the role that gastrointestinal microflora play in overall health, new nutritional strategies that influence microbial balance have emerged. Many are based on simple supplementation or diet changes, but their effects can be profound. These approaches are revolutionizing the way we view not only our gastrointestinal health, but that of our animal companions.
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