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Natupulse® TS

Natupulse® TS

Natupulse® TS

Product catalog summary
Overview of Natupulse® TS:
Natupulse® TS is a feed additive containing ß-mannanase, an enzyme that supports sustainable poultry production by improving feed utilization. It works by decreasing digesta viscosity, increasing nutrient and energy digestibility, and enhancing overall feed efficiency.
Key Specifications:
  • Contains ß-mannanase which hydrolyzes ß-mannans into smaller particles, reducing feed viscosity.
  • Recommended dosage for broilers and turkeys is 100 g/mt of feed.
  • Available in powder and liquid forms with a shelf life of 24 months when stored at ≤20°C.
Mode of Action:
  1. Reducing Viscosity: Enhances the diffusion of endogenous enzymes, improving nutrient digestibility.
  2. Increasing Permeability: Increases the permeability of cell walls, allowing better nutrient absorption.
  3. Prebiotic-like Effect: Cleaves ß-mannans into manno-oligosaccharides, promoting beneficial gut bacteria growth.
Performance Benefits:
  • Significantly reduces ileal digesta viscosity and increases apparent metabolizable energy in broiler feed.
  • Improves amino acid digestibility by an average of 2.4%.
  • Enhances body weight gain and feed conversion ratio when used in combination with other enzymes like Natuphos® E and Natugrain® TS.
Stability and Compatibility:
  • Exhibits excellent stability under various conditions, including high temperatures and humidity.
  • Compatible with other common enzymes used in poultry diets, providing additional benefits.
Regulatory and Usage Notes:
  • Some claims may not be valid in the United States due to regulatory differences.
  • Users are advised to consult BASF representatives for specific guidance and compliance with local regulations.
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Catalog excerpts

Natupulse® TS-1

Natupulse® TS Driving digestion for sustainable poultry production Natupulse® TS contains B-mannanase that supports sustainable animal protein production by: ■ Decreasing digesta viscosity ■ Increasing nutrient and energy digestibility ■ Improved feed utilization More than *30* YEARS Pioneering Expertise BASF Enzymes

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Natupulse® TS-2

The negative effects of anti-nutritional factors Positive effects when adding ß-mannanase in poultry feed Adding ß-mannanase to the feed decreases digesta viscosity, thereby increasing the digestibility of feed which has a positive effect on the animal. Feed contributes up to 70% of the total cost of broiler production. A significant amount of nutrients, up to 30%, is indigestible. The presence of Non Starch Polysaccharides (NSPs) is one of the key reasons for this indigestible fraction. NSPs are complex carbohydrates which make up the majority of fiber structures in plant cell walls1. Natupulse®...

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Natupulse® TS-3

Natupulse® TS supports feed utilization based on three interactive modes of action Mode of action 1 Reducing viscosity Natupulse® TS reduces the digesta viscosity and improves the nutrient digestibility by enhancing the diffusion of endogenous enzymes with the respective substrate. Mode of action 2 Increasing permeability Natupulse® TS supports an increase in permeability of intact soybean cell walls. Therefore, more nutrients can be utilized by the animal. Mode of action 3 Prebiotic-like effect Natupulse® TS cleaves ß-mannans resulting in manno-oligosaccharides (MOS), which are known to show...

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Natupulse® TS-4

Natupulse® TS shows its highest activity at a lower pH range and can be active from the beginning of the gastrointestinal tract onwards. The negative effects of the B-mannans can be reduced at a very early stage. Natupulse® TS supplementation significantly decreased the ileal digesta viscosity and significantly increased the content of apparent metabolizable energy in broiler feed Natupulse® formulations have excellent stability ■ Excellent shelf-life stability when stored at <20°C ■ High stability under challenging conditions e.g. higher temperature and humidity ■ Excellent stability in premixes...

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Natupulse® TS-5

Positive impact on the animal by improved nutrient digestibility of a corn-based diet Ileal digestibility fat (%), day 36 Ileal digestibility nitrogen (%), day 36 European Production Efficiency Factor, day 36 +4.1% Ileal Amino Acid digestibility, day 36 On average +2.4 % improvement on Amino Acid digestibility *Indicates significant difference against Control (p≤ 0.05) Natupulse® TS improves the digestibility of nutrients and en

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Natupulse® TS-6

Natupulse® TS, Natuphos® E and Natugrain® TS in the same diets have a positive impact on broilers’ improved feed utilization Natupulse® TS shows an additional beneficial effect in combination with Natuphos® E and Natugrain® TS Dose recommendation broiler/turkey: 100 g/mt of feed, containing high levels of soybean meal or other ß-mannan containing feed ingredients. Most commercial broiler diets already contain phytase and xylanase alone or in combination with glucanase. Even when using these enzymes in combination, the addition of Natupulse® TS gives an additional advantage Average daily feed...

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Natupulse® TS-7

*TMU = Thermostable mannanase unit: is defined as the amount of enzyme that produces reducing carbohydrates having a reducing power corresponding to one pmol mannose from locust bean gum (0.3 g/100 ml buffer solution) in one minute under the assay conditions of 50.0 +/-0.1°C and pH 3.5. Europe, Africa, West Asia BASF SE Animal Nutrition, Europe Chemiestrasse 22 68623 Lampertheim Germany Phone: +49-621 60-28073 Fax: +49-621 60-28363 E-mail: [email protected] Asia/Pacific BASF South East Asia Pte. Ltd. Animal Nutrition, Asia/Pacific 7 Temasek Boulevard, #35-01 Singapore 038987 Singapore...

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