Dinazyme B/W Dry ®

An Introduction to Advanced Systematic Enzyme Technology

INTRODUCTION

Dinazyme B/W Dry is a powder acid-neutral xylanase/b-glucanase/pectinase/cellulase product from an advanced non-GMO non-pathogenic strain of Trichoderma longibrachiatum (formerly T. reesei) producing enzymes Generally Recognized As Safe for food applications (FDA Ruling Docket No. 79G-0372), also on the accepted list of AAFCO (see Official Publication, 1999, pp. 208-209, and 2000, p. 226) and Canadian list of approved protein feeds (entries 5.4.42 and 5.4.43).

Products of this origin are used world-wide as processing aids in baking, juice extraction, wine clarification and animal feed. Its levels of xylanase / b-glucanase / pectinase /cellulase activities allow the enzyme to break down arabino-xylans, b-glucans and other non-starch polysaccharides in poultry, swine and aquaculture diets, containing high amounts of wheat, rye, barley, triticale and certain other cereals. It should be noted, that without such enzymes the broiler diets cannot accommodate more than 20% wheat or 15% barley or 15% rye.

Why include Dinazime B/W Dry ® in your rations ?

• For better feed utilization when using feedstuffs containing high levels of arabanoxylan and beta-glucan
  such as wheat and rye.
• To maximize animal performance, even when digestion capacity is limited e.g. in times of stress.
• To upgrade lower quality feedstuffs, enabling least cost formulation.
• To reduce or eliminate wet litter problems caused by high digesta viscosity.
• For a stable and safe enzyme option.
• To improve litter quality by reducing digesta viscosity.

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

According to IUPAC definition, 1 IU of enzyme activity is providing the formation of 1 micromole/min (6.03 *1017/min) of cleavages of polysaccharide chains (resulting in generation of the amount of reducing ends chemically equivalent to 0.18 mg of Xylose/min).

PRODUCT CAPABILITIES

When used as directed in this bulletin, Dinazyme B/W Dry can be utilized to accomplish the following:

1. Decrease viscosity of arabinoxylans, b-glucans and pectins in high-wheat and
   high-barley poultry diets to minimize wet droppings.
2. Break down cell wall polysaccharides to increase energy utilization from high-wheat
   and high-barley poultry, swine and aquaculture diets.

PROCESSING CONDITIONS: GENERAL

Dinazyme B/W Dry is designed to be included into poultry and swine diets at a rate of 400 – 1300 grams per metric ton of feed.

When included into the final poultry and swine diets, the enzyme can undergo heating during pelletizing the feed at the temperature not exceeding 85°C (185°F) for several minutes.

Certain benefit from the product addition is achieved already during steam pre-conditioning and pelletizing, when the non-starch polysaccharide start being degraded by the enzymes. However, the optimal action of Dinazyme B/W Dry is displayed when the product is included into poultry, swine and aquaculture diets and consumed by animals into the digestive tract. The enzyme is stable under acid stomach conditions and continues performing in the intestine. In analytical tests activity is displayed at temperature of 40EC – 57EC (104EF – 135EF) and pH of 4.2 – 6.5.

Diversified Nutri-Agri Technologies , Inc. is constantly testing their enzyme products in customer-oriented applications providing the most adequate technical and application support of the enzyme use.

STORAGE CONDITIONS/ACTIVITY

Dinazyme B/W Dry will retain more than 90% of declared activity after four months when stored at 21°C – 25°C (70°F – 77°F).

Dinazyme B/W Dry will also retain more than 90% of declared activity after 1 month when stored at 37°C (99°F) original packaging in dry conditions away from direct sunlight.

TECHNICAL SERVICE

Information covering specific applications for this product is available from your Diversified Nutri-Agri Technologies sales/technical representative. We will work with your technical personnel to resolve problems and optimize your process.

SAFETY AND HANDLING

For detailed information please refer to the Dinazyme B/W Dry MSDS available upon request. We also recommend consulting the Enzyme Technical Association handbook, Working Safely with Enzymes, or the various AMFEP publications on the safe handling of enzymes.

The most precise fit occurs during transition state that precedes the final reaction.

Normal effect of pH on enzyme activity. Dinazime B/W Dry ® is able to withstand a wide range of pH ranges while maintaining efficacy. The colored lines depict maximum functionality for normal pH dependant enzymes. Purple is for acidic, brown for neutral, and red for basic solutions.

Is Dinazime B/W Dry ® stable when pelleted ?

Dinazime B/W Dry ® is stable during pelleting at temperatures of up to 85°C. At temperatures above this, the enzyme is denatured. With pelleting temperatures in excess of 85°C, Dinatec recommends the use of its liquid counterpart Dinazyme B/W Liquid applied post pelleting in order to ensure maximum enzyme activity.

What diets are best suited to the use of Dinazime B/W Dry ® ?

Activity over a wide pH and temperature range means that Dinazime B/W Dry ® is suited to a variety of animals and feeding conditions. Dinazime B/W Dry ® can be used in the feeding programs for any species, although the greatest results are obtained when included in monogastric diets.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Physical Characteristics

Storage and Stability

Dinazime B/W Dry ® is non-toxic and non-pathogenic. Store in a dry location with temperature not exceeding 80°F. The stability during storage depends on storage temperature. Under normal storage conditions (70-80°F), the activity of Dinazime B/W Dry ® can be guaranteed to remain within product specifications for at least 4 months. Shelf life is three months in stored premixes and feedstuffs.

Packaging

Dinazyme B/W Dry is packaged in 25 kg mulri-ply plastic film-lined paper bags.