Dinamune® Aquatic Species
Dinamune® Aquatic Species is a highly purified form of combined food and feed grade active ingredients. There are no intermediate carriers to add additional labor, packaging, process and freight costs.
Product families
Applications
- Aquaculture
Product Families
- Immunomodulators
Other characteristics
- Brand
- Dinamune
- Features
- Improves Immunity
- Functions
- Immunomodulator
- Labeling Claims
- Natural
- Certifications & Compliance
FDA Compliant, Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS)
- Markets
- Agriculture & Feed
- Storage
Store in dry cool environment. Keep partially opened bags closed while stored and away from direct sunlight.
- PACKAGING
- 25 kg, paper bag or 25 kg plastic pail.
- Ingredient
- Yeast Beta Glucans
- Technology
- Animal Feed & Nutrition
- Packaging Type
- Bags
- Pails
- Recommended Dosage
Add Dinamune at the rate of 500-4000 grams per metric ton of feed either with your premix, (can be used as base), or directly in feed mixer. Dinamune can also be top dressed if so desired.
- Work Life
The activated macrophage is a veritable powerhouse in terms of activity. Not only can a macrophage recognize pathogenic and tumor cells nonspecifically as cited earlier, as well as removing foreign debris, but it can produce a number of essential cytokines that are able to stimulate the immune system in general and boost the amount of bone marrow produced in higher animals. Individuals, human or animal, by reason of age or other factors, such as chronic infection or inadequate nutrition, may over a period of time develop a diminished immune system. It was In the late 1980's that Dr. Joyce Czop, at Harvard University, described the mode of action of BetaGlucans in stimulating the immune system: He surmises the information by stating that there are highly specialized receptors on the surface of certain of the larger immune system cells called macrophages that can be activated also by beta 1-3-D-glucan. Since the macrophage is evidently unable to distinguish the 1-3 Beta Glucan from a primary pathogen at specific receptor sites it triggers and activates a "cascade" of immune events in much the same manner as if an actual pathogenic challenge existed. Improved immune status and disease resistance to cohabitant and inoculative challenge tests with the pathogen Vibrio alginolyticus were observed in the sea bass juvenile trials at ULPGC. The phagocytic index was monitored at day 36 of the trial and increased (P<0.05) with the inclusion of 0.4% Dinamune®. The phagocytic activity of the head kidney macrophages reached 32.4% in the 0.4% Dinamune® treatment and 26.9% in the 0.2% ® treatment compared with 23.8% in controls (Figure 5). Respiratory burst activities of circulating neutrophils were greater (P<0.05) in the fish fed Dinamune® at 0.2% and 0.4% inclusion rates
