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Date: 25 August 2014; 14:00 – 18:00 hours
Chairperson: P. Falholt; Novozymes

Theatre Session 15

14.00 Recent advances in exogenous enzyme application for monogastric nutrition
Invited A.J. Cowieson

14.45 Protein degradation in the gastrointestinal tract of broilers
A.M.B. Giessing, M. Klausen, M. Umar-Faruk and K. Pontoppidan

15.00 Digestibility of organic matter and NDF in concentrates accessed with enzyme methods using Daisy
M. Johansen and M.R. Weisbjerg

15.15 Exogenous phytase for dairy cows
J. Sehested, P. Lund, J. Depandelaere, D. Brask-Pedersen, L.K. Skov and L.V. Glitsø

15.30 In vitro comparison of cellulolytic and hemicellulolytic enzyme activity from game herbivores
F.N. Fon

 

16.15 Influence of fermentation and enzyme addition on digestibility of a rapeseed cake rich diet in pigs
G.V. Jakobsen, B.B. Jensen, K.E. Bach Knudsen and N. Canibe

16.30 Xylanases increase the ileal digestibility of non-starch polysaccharides in pigs fed wheat DDGS
M.B. Pedersen, S. Dalsgaard, K.E.B. Knudsen, S. Yu and H.N. Lærke

16.45 Degradation of soyabean components assessed by microscopic visualisation and viscosity measurements
J. Ravn, H.J. Martens, I. Knap, D. Pettersson and N.R. Pedersen

17.00 Carbohydrases influence nutrient degradability along digestive tract and fermentation patterns
C.B. Blanc and P.C. Cozannet

 

Poster Session  15

Xylanase supplementation improve nutrient digestibility in broilers fed dried cassava pulp diets
S. Khempaka, T. Suriyawong and W. Molee

Inclusion of ethanol precipitation step to determine in vitro organic matter and NSP digestibility
H.N. Lærke and K.E. Bach Knudsen

Phytase increased phosphorus digestibility and bone ash of weaned pigs fed a phosphorus reduced diet
C. Schauerhuber, N. Reisinger, D. Bachinger, R. Berrios and G. Schatzmayr

Effect of the enzymatic preparation based on beta-glucanase on production performance in laying hens
H. Belabbas and N. Adili

Effect of enzyme on performance of gestating and lactating sows and litter
P.C. Cozannet and F.R. Rouffineau