1993
DOI: 10.1038/nbt0793-811
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Phytase-containing Transgenic Seeds as a Novel Feed Additive for Improved Phosphorus Utilization

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“…In this work, Nicotiana tabacum has been selected as a host for expressing of the ELN because of the relative ease of production of transgenic plants among the Solanaceae, particularly (Pen et al, 1993;Komarova, 2010). Nicotiana tabacum plant proved to be the optimal widely used plants whose leaves are ideal for agroinfiltration procedures (Komarova, 2010).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this work, Nicotiana tabacum has been selected as a host for expressing of the ELN because of the relative ease of production of transgenic plants among the Solanaceae, particularly (Pen et al, 1993;Komarova, 2010). Nicotiana tabacum plant proved to be the optimal widely used plants whose leaves are ideal for agroinfiltration procedures (Komarova, 2010).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Phytase supplementation to poultry and swine diets is an area of growing interest as it has the potential both to improve feed efficiency and growth rate of the animals and to decrease environmental pollution (Pen et al, 1993;Broz et al, 1994). In contrast, the other major livestock group, ruminants, requires less phosphate supplementation, possibly in part because of higher levels of phytase activity in these animals.…”
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“…Les premiers résultats montrent des réductions de 20 à 70 % en acide phytique, sans limitation du phosphore total [7], mais des problèmes agronomiques sur ces génotypes ; -l'expression d'une activité phytasique microbienne dans des oléagineux transgéniques [8]. Au moment du broyage de la graine, la phytase est mise en contact avec son substrat, l'acide phytique, rendant le phosphore disponible pour l'animal.…”
Section: Acide Phytique Et Phytateunclassified