Table 2.
Adsorbent | Mycotoxins | Binding efficiency | Reference |
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Zeolite | AFB1 | Decreased AFB1 residue in duck meat by 65% significantly and numerically decreased AFB1 residue in liver and egg. | [64] |
Bentonite clay | AFB1 | Decreased liver AFB1 residue by 41-87% when broilers fed AFB1 in diet. | [65] |
Sodium bentonite | AFB1 | Decreased liver AFB1 residue by 62.5% when broilers fed AFB1 in diet. | [66] |
Modified maifanite | ZEN | Decreased ZEN residue in liver and muscle by 54.96% and 42.41% respectively at the dose of 1% when pig fed 1.11 mg/kg AFB1 in diet. | [67] |
Bentonite or montmorillonite | AFB1, ZEN | Decreased rumen concentration of AFB1 and ZEN, decreased AFM1 in milk and ZEN in feces. | [68] |
Organo-clay composites | AFB1 | Decreased AFB1 concentrations in liver, kidney and plasma significantly in chickens. | [69] |
Tri-octahedral bentonite | DON, ZEN | Adsorbed more than 90% of ZEN and FB1 while the adsorption dose up to 0.20%, w/v. | [70] |
Pillared montmorillonite | DON | Adsorbed 14.7-23.4% and 21.8-27.4% of DON at at pH 2.0 and pH 6.8. | [71] |
Nonionic surfactant octylphenol polyoxyethylene ether modified montmorillonites | AFB1, ZEN | The adsorption capacities of modified montmorillonites to AFB1 and ZEN increased up to 2.78 and 8.54 mg/g respectively from 0.51 and 0.00 mg/g by the raw montmorillonite. | [72] |
Hydrated sodium calcium alumino silicate | AFB1, FB1 | Adsorbed AFB1and FB1 in an aqueous solution, and the adsorption ratio ranged from 95.3% to 99.1% and 84.7% to 92.4%, respectively. | [73] |
Modified Hydrated sodium calcium alumino silicate | DON | Reduced the toxicity of DON in weaning piglets. | [16] |
Esterified glucomannan | AFs, ZEN, DON | Adsorbed 95%, 80% and 12% of aflatoxin, ZEN and DON. | [73, 74] |
Inactivated yeast cell wall and low Yeast fermenting volatile organic compound | AFs, DON | Decreased AFs and DON synthesis by 82% and 93% respectively. | [75] |
Distillers' wet grain, distillers' dried grains and distillers' dried grain with solubles | DON, ZEN | Adsorbed 48.9% and 67.9% of DON and ZEN (1 ppm each) using 5 g/L of micronized (20 mkm) yeast mass at 37 °C for 1h. | [76] |
Yeast cell wall extract | ZEN | Adsorbed 40% of the total ZEN content in the intestines in monogastric animals. | [77, 78] |
Activated charcoal | AFB1, ZEN | Reduced the toxicity of AFB1 on broilers and decreased the absorption rate of ZEN in small intestine from 32% to 5% when adding 2%. | [79, 80] |
Cholestyramine | ZEN | Decreased the absorption rate of ZEN in small intestine from 32% to 16%. | [80] |
Magnetic carbon nanocomposites | AFB1 | Adsorbed nearly 90% of AFB1 within 180 min at pH 7.0. | [81] |
Cross-lined chitosan polymers | AFB1, ZEN, FB1, DON | Adsorbed 73% AFB1, 94% ZEN and 99% FB1, but the adsorption ratio of DON less than 30%. | [82] |
Polyvinylpyrrolidone | ZEN | Adsorbed 2.1 mg/g of ZEN. | [83] |
Lactobacillus casei | AFB1 | Reduced the absorption of aflatoxin in the intestinal tract significantly. | [84] |
Lactobacillus plantarum F22 | AFB1 | Adsorbed 56.8% of AFB1. | [85] |
Lactobacillus plantarum B7 | FB1 | Adsorbed 52.9% of FB1. | [86] |
Lactobacillus pentosus X8 | FB1 | Adsorbed 58% of FB1. | [86] |
aAFs Aflatoxins, AFB1 Aflatoxin B1, DON deoxynivalenol, ZEN: zearalenone; FB1: fumonisin B1