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Research project of Kasetsart University and Biovet

Veterinaria Digital - 30/03/2016

A team of Biovet has visited Kasetsart University in Bangkok to establish collaboration to determine in vitro of the capacity of various binders absorption against the most common mycotoxins in poultry farming, pig farming and aquaculture in Thailand.

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Research project of Kasetsart University and Biovet

Research project of Kasetsart University and Biovet

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