Peptidoglycans (PGNs) are key components of bacterial cell walls, but once bacteria die, cell debris including PGNs can trigger a response that has negative consequences on pig health and growth.

Geoff Handley

Geoff Handley, Swine Marketing Manager, DSM Nutritional Products Asia Pacific, write...

Peptidoglycans (PGNs) are key components of bacterial cell walls, but once bacteria die, cell debris including PGNs can trigger a response that has negative consequences on pig health and growth.

Geoff Handley

Geoff Handley, Swine Marketing Manager, DSM Nutritional Products Asia Pacific, write...

Peptidoglycans (PGNs) are key components of bacterial cell walls, but once bacteria die, cell debris including PGNs can trigger a response that has negative consequences on pig health and growth.

Geoff Handley

Geoff Handley, Swine Marketing Manager, DSM Nutritional Products Asia Pacific, write...

Peptidoglycans (PGNs) are key components of bacterial cell walls, but once bacteria die, cell debris including PGNs can trigger a response that has negative consequences on pig health and growth.

Geoff Handley

Geoff Handley, Swine Marketing Manager, DSM Nutritional Products Asia Pacific, write...

Peptidoglycans (PGNs) are key components of bacterial cell walls, but once bacteria die, cell debris including PGNs can trigger a response that has negative consequences on pig health and growth.

Geoff Handley

Geoff Handley, Swine Marketing Manager, DSM Nutritional Products Asia Pacific, write...

Peptidoglycans (PGNs) are key components of bacterial cell walls, but once bacteria die, cell debris including PGNs can trigger a response that has negative consequences on pig health and growth.

Geoff Handley

Geoff Handley, Swine Marketing Manager, DSM Nutritional Products Asia Pacific, write...

Peptidoglycans (PGNs) are key components of bacterial cell walls, but once bacteria die, cell debris including PGNs can trigger a response that has negative consequences on pig health and growth.

Geoff Handley

Geoff Handley, Swine Marketing Manager, DSM Nutritional Products Asia Pacific, write...

Peptidoglycans (PGNs) are key components of bacterial cell walls, but once bacteria die, cell debris including PGNs can trigger a response that has negative consequences on pig health and growth.

Geoff Handley

Geoff Handley, Swine Marketing Manager, DSM Nutritional Products Asia Pacific, write...