Erber Aktiengesellschaft

Dsm IP Assets B.v.

Dsm Austria Gmbh

San Agrow Holding Gmbh

Eva-Maria Binder

Gerd Schatzmayr

Claudia Bernard

Johann Binder

Barbara Weber

Dieter Moll

Michaela Thamhesl

Dian Alexandra Schatzmayr

Stephen Charles John Cole

Evangelos Alexiadis

Andrew Spragg

Sabine Nitsch

Veronika Nagl

Alfred Klimitsch

Dian Heidler

Carina Schieder

Franz Waxenecker

Anne-Christine Hunger

Elisabeth Fuchs

Barbara Cvak

Pia Gottschalk

Georg Häubl

Alois Schiessl

Heidi Elisabeth Schwartz

Georg Haubl

Eva Maria WANZENBÖCK

Christina Maria Donat

Georg HÄUBL

Martin Täubel

Elisavet Vekiru

Oliver Bishop

Kurt Brunner

Luis Miguel Fidalgo Rabanera

Ben Childs

Bertrand Grenier

Martin Taeubel

An alcohol dehydrogenase of sequence ID numbers 2, 3 or 4 containing metal ions and a quinone cofactor, or in addition, a functional variant exhibiting a sequence identity of at least 80%, preferably at least 86%, especially preferred at least 89% and at least one redox cofactor for the transformation of at least one trichothecene exhibiting a hydroxyl group on the C-3 atom, as well as a method for the enzymatic transformation of trichothecenes and a trichothecene-transforming additive.

Trichothecene-transforming alcohol dehydrogenase, method for transforming trichothecenes and trichothecene-transforming additive

In a method for extracting contaminants from agrarian products or foods or animal feeds containing agrarian products, comprising contacting a solvent for the contaminants with the agrarian products containing or having adsorbed the contaminants, or the foods or animal feeds, and at least one extraction buffer in an optionally closable mixing vessel, the extraction buffer, which is contained in a film soluble in the solvent and is supplemented with at least one surfactant, in particular nonionic surfactant, and the contaminated agrarian product or food or animal feed are contacted with cold water as solvent in the mixing vessel, and the extraction buffer and the contaminants are brought into solution by agitating or stirring in the mixing vessel; and apparatus therefor.

Method for extracting contaminants from agrarian products and apparatus therefor

The invention is directed to a particle containing at least a volatile substance comprising a core comprising at least one matrix material and the at least one volatile substance and at least one coating layer, whereby a first coating layer is a non-confluent layer comprising at least a carrier material, whereby optionally the non-confluent layer contains at least one hydrophobic substance, and optionally the particle is surrounded by at least one confluent layer and/or further non-confluent layer(s) as well as to a process for producing the same.

Particle containing at least a volatile substance and process for its preparation

An additive for selenium-containing forage, primarily comprising plants or plant parts, such as cereal, corn, grass, or alfalfa, including at least one salt detoxifying inorganic trichothecene and/or zearalenone, with an alkali or earth alkali metal sulfite and perhaps a selenium containing salt being included as the inorganic salt detoxifying trichothecene and/or zearalenone.

Additive for selenium-containing forage

A alcohol dehydrogenase of sequence ID no. 1 containing metal ions and a quinone cofactor, or in addition, a functional variant exhibiting a sequence identity of at least 80%, preferably at least 86%, especially preferred at least 89% and at least one redox cofactor for the transformation of at least one trichothecene exhibiting a hydroxyl group on the C-3 atom, as well as a method for the enzymatic transformation of trichothecenes and a trichothecene-transforming additive.

Enzymes for transforming, in particular hydrolytically cleaving, ergopeptines, which ergopeptines are &#x3b1;/&#x3b2;-hydrolases hydrolytically cleaving ergopeptines in the cyclol ring, for the transformation of ergopeptines, and method for producing ergopeptine-metabolizing enzymes.

Enzymes for transforming ergopeptines and method therefor

A microorganism for the biological inactivation or detoxification of mycotoxins, in particular ochratoxins, which is selected from bacteria and/or yeasts, which cleaves the phenylalanine group of the mycotoxins, in particular ochratoxins, as well as a method for biologically inactivating or detoxifying mycotoxins, in particular ochratoxins, in food products and animal feeds by the aid of a microorganism, and the use of the microorganism(s).

Microorganism for biological detoxification of mycotoxins, namely ochratoxins and/or zearalenons, as well as method and use thereof

Microorganism of the genus, and its obtainment and use, which is suitable in pure culture, DSM 11798, and/or mixed culture with the strain, DSM 11799, or in mixed culture with other anaerobic microorganisms for the detoxification of trichothecenes. A feedstuff additive for the inactivation of trichothecenes in feedstuffs or in the digestive tract of animals contains a pure and/or mixed culture of the microorganism (DSM 11798 or DSM 11799) or a mixed culture with other anaerobic microorganisms in an amount from 0.2 to 3 kg, in particular 0.5 to 2.5 kg, per 1000 kg of feedstuff. The feedstuff additive containing DSM 11798 achieves probiotic effect on an animal and maintains or improves fertility performance of an animal subject to fusariotoxin-contaminated feed.

Method of using a feedstuff additive

Strain of Eubacterium that detoxyfies trichothenes

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Eva-Maria Binder