TRICIDOPLEX

Specific functions:

• Contaminated feed is recognized as a major source of infection in poultry birds, causing massive mortality and negatively impacting production performance.


• Feed may be contaminated with fungus and/or bacteria such as E coli, Salmonella or Clostridia which cause severe infection in poultry.


• Calcium propionate inhibit the growth and proliferation of harmful microorganisms, such as bacteria and fungi, in poultry feed.


• When calcium propionate is ingested by poultry, it dissociates into calcium ions (Ca2+) and propionate ions propionate lower the pH of the gut - create a mildly acidic environment ----- inhibit the growth and proliferation of various pathogenic bacteria, molds, and yeasts that may be present in the feed or the gut.


• Paraformaldehyde is a potent disinfectant widely used for its antimicrobial properties.


• Hydrolysis of paraformaldehyde ---- release of formaldehyde - - Formaldehyde acts by denaturing proteins, disrupting the structure and function of microorganisms, including bacteria, and fungi.


• Additionally, paraformaldehyde contributes to reducing the microbial load in the digestive tract of poultry, supporting better gut health and digestion.

PH REDUCTION:

• Creating an acidic environment in the gut of poultry, Tricidoplexlower the pH of gut inhibits the growth and proliferation of many microorganisms, as they are unable to survive or thrive under acidic conditions.

INHIBITION OF ENZYME ACTIVITY:

• Organic acids can interfere with enzymatic processes within microorganisms. Tricidoplex disrupt vital TM biochemical reactions, leading to impaired growth and eventual cell death of pathogenic microbes.
• TM Energy Deprivation: Organic acids in the Tricidoplex can disrupt energy production pathways within microorganisms. This energy deprivation negatively affects microbial growth and survival.