Bioconversion of Aspergillus niger KM treated rice and wheat bran for experimental rat feed formulation

This study investigated the nutritional value of pre-treated rice and wheat bran wastes as feed formulation in experimental rats. Aspergillus niger KM isolated from decomposing organic matter was tested for cellulase assay. The lignocellulosic agricultural residues (wheat bran and rice bran) were pr...

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Main Authors: Faoziyat A. , Sulaiman, Kazeem, Muinat O., Akanji, Musbau A., A. Sulaiman, Abdulfattah, Igwe, Ogechukwu I., Asunmogejo, Ridwan O., Oluwafemi, Williams I., Anifowose, Abiola A.
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Published: Nigerian Society for Experimental Biology 2016
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http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/55206/1/Bioconversion%20of%20Aspergillus%20niger%20KM%20treated%20rice%20and%20wheat%20bran%20for%20experimental%20rat%20feed%20formulation.pdf
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author Faoziyat A. , Sulaiman
Kazeem, Muinat O.
Akanji, Musbau A.
A. Sulaiman, Abdulfattah
Igwe, Ogechukwu I.
Asunmogejo, Ridwan O.
Oluwafemi, Williams I.
Anifowose, Abiola A.
author_facet Faoziyat A. , Sulaiman
Kazeem, Muinat O.
Akanji, Musbau A.
A. Sulaiman, Abdulfattah
Igwe, Ogechukwu I.
Asunmogejo, Ridwan O.
Oluwafemi, Williams I.
Anifowose, Abiola A.
author_sort Faoziyat A. , Sulaiman
building UPM Institutional Repository
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description This study investigated the nutritional value of pre-treated rice and wheat bran wastes as feed formulation in experimental rats. Aspergillus niger KM isolated from decomposing organic matter was tested for cellulase assay. The lignocellulosic agricultural residues (wheat bran and rice bran) were pretreated with ammonia and diluted sulfuric acid after which solid substrate fermentation with Aspergillus niger KM was carried out. Determination of reducing sugar was carried out and the fermented residues were included as components in feed formulation and were fed to different groups of rats for four weeks. The proximate analysis of the feed formulation showed that the NH3 pretreated feeds gave higher protein content of 21.94%, relative to the control or other groups. Growth performances of animals fed with NH3 pretreated wheat bran significantly increased from 158.25 to 201.66 g throughout the feeding periods. Evaluation of the various feeds’ effect on tissue marker enzymes revealed inconsistent alterations relative to the control. Bioconverted wheat or rice bran has nutritive value to support animal growth and could be explored in animal feed preparation.
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spelling upm-552062017-11-28T10:02:50Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/55206/ Bioconversion of Aspergillus niger KM treated rice and wheat bran for experimental rat feed formulation Faoziyat A. , Sulaiman Kazeem, Muinat O. Akanji, Musbau A. A. Sulaiman, Abdulfattah Igwe, Ogechukwu I. Asunmogejo, Ridwan O. Oluwafemi, Williams I. Anifowose, Abiola A. This study investigated the nutritional value of pre-treated rice and wheat bran wastes as feed formulation in experimental rats. Aspergillus niger KM isolated from decomposing organic matter was tested for cellulase assay. The lignocellulosic agricultural residues (wheat bran and rice bran) were pretreated with ammonia and diluted sulfuric acid after which solid substrate fermentation with Aspergillus niger KM was carried out. Determination of reducing sugar was carried out and the fermented residues were included as components in feed formulation and were fed to different groups of rats for four weeks. The proximate analysis of the feed formulation showed that the NH3 pretreated feeds gave higher protein content of 21.94%, relative to the control or other groups. Growth performances of animals fed with NH3 pretreated wheat bran significantly increased from 158.25 to 201.66 g throughout the feeding periods. Evaluation of the various feeds’ effect on tissue marker enzymes revealed inconsistent alterations relative to the control. Bioconverted wheat or rice bran has nutritive value to support animal growth and could be explored in animal feed preparation. Nigerian Society for Experimental Biology 2016-06 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/55206/1/Bioconversion%20of%20Aspergillus%20niger%20KM%20treated%20rice%20and%20wheat%20bran%20for%20experimental%20rat%20feed%20formulation.pdf Faoziyat A. , Sulaiman and Kazeem, Muinat O. and Akanji, Musbau A. and A. Sulaiman, Abdulfattah and Igwe, Ogechukwu I. and Asunmogejo, Ridwan O. and Oluwafemi, Williams I. and Anifowose, Abiola A. (2016) Bioconversion of Aspergillus niger KM treated rice and wheat bran for experimental rat feed formulation. Biokemistri, 28 (2). pp. 96-105. ISSN 0795-8080 http://www.bioline.org.br/bk
spellingShingle Faoziyat A. , Sulaiman
Kazeem, Muinat O.
Akanji, Musbau A.
A. Sulaiman, Abdulfattah
Igwe, Ogechukwu I.
Asunmogejo, Ridwan O.
Oluwafemi, Williams I.
Anifowose, Abiola A.
Bioconversion of Aspergillus niger KM treated rice and wheat bran for experimental rat feed formulation
title Bioconversion of Aspergillus niger KM treated rice and wheat bran for experimental rat feed formulation
title_full Bioconversion of Aspergillus niger KM treated rice and wheat bran for experimental rat feed formulation
title_fullStr Bioconversion of Aspergillus niger KM treated rice and wheat bran for experimental rat feed formulation
title_full_unstemmed Bioconversion of Aspergillus niger KM treated rice and wheat bran for experimental rat feed formulation
title_short Bioconversion of Aspergillus niger KM treated rice and wheat bran for experimental rat feed formulation
title_sort bioconversion of aspergillus niger km treated rice and wheat bran for experimental rat feed formulation
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