Ever-challenging feed processing, with high temperature and longer conditioning times, affects availability of optimum activity of xylanase in the gut necessary for reliable and consistent performance. Diverse sourcing of cereals for diets compounds the challenge of xylanase inhibitors.
Axxess XY is intrinsically thermostable (not-coated) even with longer conditioning times (tested across the globe in commercial conditions). Axxess XY is selected to have top-class resistance to xylanase inhibitors present in a variety of cereals. This ensures consistent availability of Axxess XY in the gut, for consistent performance.
Axxess XY, a bacterial GH10 xylanase, has a functional advantage compared to previous generation xylanases, in hydrolyzing soluble as well as insoluble arabinoxylans with equal ease. This helps in dealing with both antinutritional effects of arabinoxylans of viscosity and nutrient entrapment. Considering varying levels of soluble and insoluble arabinoxylans in different feed ingredients, Axxess XY offers a solution that gives consistent improvement irrespective of diet formulation, giving nutritionists a much-needed flexibility for feed cost savings.
Axxess XY, being an endo xylanase of the GH10 family, manages to de-polymerize long chains of arabinoxylans into a good mix of XOS (Xylo-oligosaccharides) and AXOS (Arabino xylo-oligosaccharides), which gives unique in-situ prebiotic benefits by especially helping butyrogenic microflora in the hind gut. This resulted in consistent improvement in litter quality, reduction in dirty eggs and valuable contribution to overall gut health.