CHOOSING THE RIGHT PHYTASE TO MAXIMIZE PHYTATE DEGRADATION
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1 CHOOSING THE RIGHT PHYTASE TO MAXIMIZE PHYTATE DEGRADATION Wenting. Li, and Rafael. Durán Giménez-Rico Danisco Animal Nutrition, Marlborough, United Kingdom
2 OBJECTIVES ANTI-NUTRITIONAL IMPACTS OF PHYTATE EXTENDING OUR KNOWLEDGE BEYOND P MATRIX DEVELOPMENT
3 MORE THAN 50% NPP IS FROM INORGANIC P SOURCE Ingredient Starter Maize SBM Soybean Oil 1.77 Monocalcium Phosphate 1.65 Limestone 1.56 Salt 0.44 DL-methionine 0.33 L-Lysine HCl 0.25 Poultry Vits/TE's 0.25 L-threonine 0.07 Choline Chloride 60% 0.06 P 0.75 Phytate P 0.26 Non-phytate P 0.49 P from monocal 76% 0.37% (total 0.49%) npp from monocal ~$10 (600 $/MT) Replace of 0.1% npp by phytate P ~ $2.6 3
4 PHYTATE CONCENTRATION VARIES AMONG INGREDIENTS Ingredient Total P Phytate-P % P from Phytate Rice bran (14) Wheat midds (8) Min Mean Max SBM Canola meal Wheat middlings Barley Wheat Corn Sunflower meal Canola (24) Cottonseed (6) SBM (56) Corn (56) Wheat (28) Sorghum (29) Barley (12) Corn DDGS (17) Rye (3) NRC 2012, Swine % IP6 DuPont lab 4
5 PHYTASE SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVES PHYTATE AVAILABILITY % Ileal phytate degradation increased by X Leske and Coon,
6 PHYTATE STRUCTURE IP6 IP5 IP4 IP3 IP2 IP1 Ins 6
7 HISTORY OF PHYTASE DEVELOPMENT The first commercial available phytase was a fungal phytase marketed in early 90s, with a main objective of reducing P excretion New generation, more effective E. coli phytases were marketed around 2000 Recently a Buttiauxella phytase is commercially available in the market - an unique phytase with high activity at low ph and wide ph range 7
8 INTERACTION BETWEEN PHYTATE AND NUTRIENTS IS PH DEPENDENT Starch Protein + Ca + CH 2 NH 3 + Zn Protein H O H - O + Ca + Angel et al., 2010 O + Ca + - O O Fatty acid C O 8
9 CA REDUCES P AND PHYTATE DIGESTIBILITY 80 P digestion 90 Phytate digestion Digestibility, % FTU/kg 500 FTU/kg Digestibility, % FTU/kg 500 FTU/kg % Ca 0.68% Ca * E.Coli phytase % Ca 0.68% Ca Tamin et al.,
10 IP6 HAS THE HIGHEST AFFINITY TOWARDS DIET MINERALS Proventriculus and gizzard Small intestine IP6 IP5 IP4 IP3 Persson et al.,
11 BUTTIAUXELLA SP. PHYTASE HAS MUCH HIGHER ACTIVITY AT UPPER GIT Butt.Phytase DuPont Lab
12 BUTT. PHYTASE MORE THOROUGHLY DEGRADED IP6, IP5 IN THE INTESTINE (IN VITRO) SIMULATION Buttiauxella E coli 2 P lycii A. Niger Menezes-Blackburn et al.,
13 BUTT. PHYTASE IS MORE EFFECTIVE IN REVERTING CA- PHYTATE BINDING In vitro dose: 750 FTU/kg 50 Percent of Ca-PP precipitant % Time, min Buffer Buttiauxella sp. E.coli 2 E.coli 1 Citrobacter DuPont Lab
14 MORE THAN 90% IP6 REDUCTION USING BUTT. PHYTASE IN UPPER GIT IP6 concentration in proventriculus and gizzard 0,4 500 FTU/kg 0, FTU/kg % of digesta DM 0,3 0,2 0,1 0,0 a NC 90% c NC+ Buttiauxella sp. 67% b NC+ Citrobacter % of digesta DM 0,3 0,2 0,1 0,0 a NC 93% c NC+ Buttiauxella sp. 74% b NC+ Citrobacter Unpublished data 14
15 HIGHER IP6 REMOVAL IN UPPER GIT LEAD TO GREATER IP6 DIGESTIBILITY AT ILEUM 500 FTU/kg 1000 FTU/kg % % Digestibility, % Digestibility, % NC NC+ Buttiauxella sp. NC+ Citrobacter 30 NC NC+ Buttiauxella sp. NC+ Citrobacter Unpublished data 15
16 HIGH IP6 DEGRADATION IMPROVED BONE MINERALIZATION AND INCREASED BONE BREAKING STRENGTH Bone breaking strength, kgf, d a ab Buttiauxella sp. R² = 0,8452 b b Citrobacter P <0.05 cd d 0 0,05 0,1 0,15 0,2 0,25 0,3 P + G IP6 concentration, % digesta DM, d 22 LSD test, BW as covariance 16
17 COMPLETE REDUCTION IN IP6 IN UPPER GIT IS CRITICAL TO OVERCOME THE DETRIMENTAL EFFECT OF CA Ileal P digestibility, broilers, 11 d old 80 NS % a a b c 0.65% Ca 0.80% Ca 0.95% Ca b c 20 0 FTU/kg 500 FTU/kg 1000 FTU/kg * Buttiauxella sp. phytase Li et al.,
18 Protein forms binary and ternary complex with phytate Starch Protein + Ca + CH 2 NH 3 + Zn Protein H O H - O + Ca + + Ca + - O O O Fatty acid C O 18
19 Turbidity (optical density) IP6 IS ALSO THE MOST POTENT ANTI-NUTRITIONAL FACTOR Aggregation of soy protein by IP esters at ph=2.5 0,5 0,4 0,3 44X 5X 0,2 0,1 0 Rapid breakdown of IP6 is essential to maximise efficacy of a phytase and reduce anti-nutritional potential of phytate 19
20 PHYTATE INHIBITS PEPSIN ACTIVITY AND ABILITY OF THE BIRD TO DIGEST PROTEIN AND AMINO ACIDS 120 Pepsin activity (% of added pepsin) A diet with 0.20% phytate phosphorus conc. of phytic acid / mm Adapted from Yu et al.,
21 THE INHIBITION CAN BE REVERSED SIMPLY BY REMOVING 1 P GROUP FROM PHYTATE (IP6 IP5) ph 2.5 at 37 C, soy protein, porcine pepsin, phytate 1,8 0,30 1,5 0,25 Pepsin activity 1,2 0,9 0,6 0,3 0, Time of Butt phytase hydrolysis (min) 0,20 0,15 0,10 0,05 0,00 soy protein turbidity IP6 IP5 Pepsin activity Phytate-Protein Yu et al.,
22 Summary PHYTATE DOSE NOT ONLY AFFECT P ABSORPTION, BUT ALSO OTHER NUTRIENT DIGESTIBILITY 100 Ileal digestibility (%) Ileal amino acid digestibility R² = 0.68 Ileal P digestibility R² = Phytate (IP6) degradation (%) Total AA digestibility Ileal P digestibility Amerah et al.,
23 IMPROVED NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY WITH BUTT. PHYTASE Positive Control Negative Control 250 FTU Axtra Butt. phy PHY 500 FTU Axtra Butt. PHY phy 1000 FTU Axtra Butt. phy PHY Aspartic acid 79.8 c 80.6 c 81.3 bc 83.3 ab 84.5 a Threonine 72.6 b 72.9 b 73.4 b 76.3 ab 78.6 a Serine 77.5 b 78.4 b 79.0 b 81.9 a 83.6 a Glutamine 87.5 c 87.8 c 88.4 bc 89.7 ab 90.4 a Proline 81.5 bc 79.5 c 80.8 bc 82.8 ab 84.0 a Glycine 77.0 c 77.2 c 78.3 bc 80.3 ab 82.0 a Alanine 81.8 c 81.6 c 83.0 bc 85.0 ab 85.9 a Valine 79.8 c 79.8 c 80.9 bc 82.8 ab 84.2 a Isoleucine 81.9 c 82.3 c 83.3 bc 85.1 ab 86.3 a Leucine 84.0 c 83.6 c 85.2 bc 86.8 ab 87.7 a Tyrosine 81.0 b 81.2 b 82.1 b 84.8 a 86.2 a Phenylalanine 83.9 b 83.8 b 85.2 b 87.2 a 88.0 a Histidine 80.4 b 79.5 b 80.4 b 82.4 ab 84.1 a Lysine 85.9 b 89.0 a 88.1 ab 88.9 a 89.8 a Arginine 88.3 c 89.1 bc 89.5 b 90.2 ab 91.0 a Cysteine 67.9 ab 62.8 c 65.7 bc 69.3 ab 70.6 a Methionine 91.4 c 91.2 c 91.7 bc 92.9 ab 93.9 a All amino acids 81.3 c 81.2 c 82.1 bc 84.1 ab 85.3 a PHY.NZ.B.07 Massey University ab Values without a common superscript are significantly different (P<0.05) 23
24 IMPROVED NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY WITH BUTT. PHYTASE 3,240 3,230 3,220 3,210 3,200 3,190 3,180 3,170 3,160 3,150 AMEn (kcal/ kg DM, 7-21 days) a a b b Positive control b Phyt ase dose (FTU/ kg feed) ab Values without a common superscript are significantly different (P<0.05) PHY.NZ.B.07 Massey University 24
25 HIGH DOSE BUTT. PHYTASE EXTRA-PHOSPHORIC EFFECT Extra phosphoric effect 84,0 Mean AID AA, % P linear < a 83.6a 82,0 80,0 80.4e 80.8de 82.1b 79.6f 81.6bc 81.3cd 78,0 76, NC + 0.6g P NC + 1.2g P NC + 1.8g P Buttiauxella phytase, FTU/kg Pooled data from two trials Ross broilers fed NC diet + Buttiauxella phytase from 5-21d AID measured at d21 Schothorst Feed Research, NL 25
26 INCREASE BUTT. PHYTASE DOSE IMPROVED ILEAL NA DIGESTIBILITY 10, Phytase, FTU/kg NC + 0.6g P NC + 1.2g P NC + 1.8g P 0,0-10,0-20,0-15.8bc -9.7ab 5.7a -30,0-26.3bc -29.2d -29.9d -40,0-50,0-44.4d Ileal Na digestibility, % -45.9cd P < Increase MCP-P from 1.2 to 1.8 had no impact on ileal Na digestibility Schothorst Feed Research, NL 26
27 BUTT. PHYTASE AT HIGH DOSE CONTINUES TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE de f f a Ileal Digestible Phosphorus (g/ kg diet) e e de bc cd Phytase dose (FTU/kg) E. coli phytase Axtra PHY NC+0.6 g P* NC+1.2 g P* NC+1.8 g P* b de cd cd Ileal Digestible Amino Acid (g/ kg diet) cd bcd abc ab bcd 178 d Phytase dose (FTU/kg feed) E. coli phytase Axtra PHY NC+0.6 g P* NC+1.2 g P* NC+1.8 g P* a abcd abc bcd bcd 27
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29 Summary Phytate negatively impacts growth both directly and indirectly WEAKER BONES DUE TO REDUCED BONE MINERALISATION INCREASED PHOSPHORUS EXCRETION DIVERTING ENERGY AWAY FROM GROWTH COMPOMISED NUTRIENT UPTAKE POOR AMINO ACID DIGESTIBILITY 29
30 PHYTATE REDUCES PERFORMANCE IN BROILERS 1,60 1,55 FCR, 0-28 d a BWG (g/b), 0-28 d a 1,50 b b 1, ,40 0.2% PP 0.42% PP % PP 0.42% PP *10% rice bran added Liu et al.,
31 AXTRA PHY MATRIX DETERMINATION 31
32 WAYS TO DEVELOP MATRIX VALUES Method PROS CONS Estimation of nutrient contributions based on digestibility improvements seen in in vivo studies 1 Calculate matrix based on assumption of a log linear response for P Determine AvP relative to inorganic standard Species specific matrix values, based on actual animal responses Each nutrient separately modelled Accounts for varied responses between trials Quick to do Few studies required (as few as 1) Same values used for both pigs and poultry Few trials required (as few as 1 per species) Species specific values Large dataset is needed (~10 trials) Takes time (and $) to generate matrix Models used are out of date (1 st generation phytases) and were poultry only. Wrongly assumes the pattern for all nutrients follows P response Does not account for antinutritional effects phytate on Energy & AAs Results depend on inorganic standard that is used Results can be manipulated by changing the calcium levels in the diet Only covers P, not other nutrients 1 approach used by DuPont 32
33 METHODS USED BY DUPONT Based on dig P improvement values using a exponential curve Validation using inorganic P standard curve, based on bone ash 33
34 AXTRA PHY: SUPERIOR BIOEFFICACY TRANSLATES TO SUPERIOR MATRIX Meta analysis was performed to model Phosphorus Contribution from Axtra PHY: 10 broiler ileal digestibility trials conducted from 2008 to 2011 Ross 308 and Cobb 500 broilers Range of phytase dosing from FTU/kg feed Average phytate P level = 0.26% 296 data points in data set after removing positive controls and other phytase sources. Increments in digestible P vs. negative control diets calculated Modeling used non-linear regression 34
35 AXTRA PHY: SUPERIOR BIOEFFICACY TRANSLATES TO SUPERIOR MATRIX Available Phosphorus Contribution (g/ kg feed) This model included all digestibility trials data points FTU Axtra Phy = 836 FTU E.Coli Phytase relative bioefficacy = =1.67: Axtra Phy dose (FTU/ kg feed) Axtra PHY Phycheck TM 35
36 AXTRA PHY VERSUS PHYZYME XP CONTRIBUTIONS AT 500 FTU/KG FEED Phytase Enzyme Matrix Value Comparison AT 500 FTU/kg feed* Nutrient Phyzyme XP Axtra PHY % Change Available P (%) % Digestible P (%) % Calcium (%) % ME (kcal/kg) % ME (MJ/kg) % Sodium (%) % Digestible Crude Protein (%) % Digestible Lysine (%) % Digestible Methionine(%) % Digestible Cystine (%) % Digestible TSAA (%) % Digestible Threonine (%) % Digestible Tryptophan (%) % Digestible Leucine (%) % * Based on Broiler Starter diets w ith 0.26% Phytate Phosphorus 36
37 AXTRA PHY CONTRIBUTIONS, FTU/KG FEED AXTRA PHY DOSE (FTU/ KG FEED) Nutrient Available P (%) Digestible P (%) Calcium (%) ME (kcal/kg) ME (MJ/kg) Sodium (%) Digestible Crude Protein (%) Digestible Lysine (%) Digestible methionine(%) Digestible Cystine (%) Digestible Threonine (%) Digestible Tryptophan (%) Digestible Arginine (%) Digestible Valine (%) Digestible Leucine (%) Digestible Serine (%) Digestible Proline (%)
38 META-ANALYSIS DATA Data from 4 trials were collected Five treatments: PC (adequate in all nutrients) NC (reduced 0.2 MJ/kg ME, 0.17 % AvP, 0.16 % Ca vs PC) NC+ 250, 500 and 1000 FTU/kg either Buttiauxella or E. coli phytase. Diets based mainly on corn and soybean meal Birds were fed test diets from 0-42days Statistics conducted using the Fit Model Platform of JMP 11, trial code was included in the model as a random effect. Tukey s HSD test was used for means separation. 38
39 RESULTS: COMPARISON OF PHYTASE SOURCES, 0-42D ADG, g bc d bc c ab ab a a Buttiauxella E coli PC Buttiauxella phytase at 1000 FTU/kg improved FCRc* by 4 points vs PC Buttiauxella phytase improved efficacy compared to E. coli phytase Phytase dose, FTU/kg * FCRc: body weight corrected feed conversion ratio, correction of 3 points for each 100g body weight difference from PC FCRc 1,85 1,8 1,75 1,7 1,65 1,6 1,55 a Buttiauxella E coli b PC bc bc bc bc c d
40 TAKE HOME MESSAGE Must haves for good phytase High efficacy in P release Highly active in acidic part of the digestive tract Fast degradation of IP6 to IP5 Ability to degrade protein-phytate complexes Buttiauxella sp. phytase showed superior effect when compare to other commercial phytases in: Total P release IP6 and IP5 removal Breakdown protein-phytate complex Better growth performance 40
41 THE MIRACLE OF PHYTASE 41
42 Buttiauxella sp. phytase breaks down phytate more quickly (as shown below) and more completely than any other phytase on the market Some form of similar image DuPont Laboratory
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