DebiPhy 10000 UI

Phytase plays a crucial role in feed formulation by being a biological enzyme that specifically degrades phytic acid molecules, releasing inositol and phosphoric acid to provide animals with bioavailable phosphorus. Phytic acid is the primary form of phosphorus found in many plant-based ingredients, but it is challenging for monogastric and non-ruminant animals to digest and absorb. This is due to their limited endogenous production of phytase. By significantly improving the degradation rate of phytic acid, Phytase unlocks the bioavailability of phosphorus in feed ingredients. This leads to enhanced utilization of nutrients, including.

energy, proteins, and minerals, resulting in improved animal

performance.

Category: Enzymes

Description

Table 1. Source and Utilization of Phosphorus in Diets

Source	Phosphorus Content	Addition in Feed	Utilization Rate
Plant	Soyabean meal 0.61% Maze 0.27%	Soyabean meal 30% Maze 60%	Soyabean meal 36-39 % Maze 9-29%
Animal	MBM 4% Fish meat 2.7%- 3.5%	3-5 %	80% - 100%
Inorganic	DCP 16.5% MCP 22%	0.8% - 1.2%	75% – 100%

High active at low pH

Superior heat stable up to 90ºC pelleting temperature

Dose 50gm to 150gm/ per ton

By significantly improving the degradation rate of phytic acid, Phytase unlocks the bioavailability of phosphorus in feed ingredients. This leads to enhanced utilization of nutrients, including energy, proteins, and minerals, resulting in improved animal performance

NUTRITIONAL BENEFITS OF DEBYPHY

To break down phytate complex present in feed ingredients

To increase bioavailability of phytate-bound phosphorus.

To enhance the release of energy, proteins(amino acids) and minerals by rapidly reducing the anti-nutritional effects of phytate

To release more inositol, which is beneficial to the body’s metabolism.

ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF DEBIPHY

Maximize uptake of phosphorus and reduce the need for costly inorganic phosphorus supplementation

Enhance the availability of feed nutrients by rapidly reducing the anti-nutritional effects of phytate

Save feed cost, and maintain or improve animal performance.

Reduce the volume and types of animal waste products entering the environment.