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<blockquote data-quote="dinderleat" data-source="post: 2740466" data-attributes="member: 211"><p>Rumensin[emoji768] is an ionophore, which can be classified as an antibiotic, that is produced naturally by the bacteria strain (Strep cinnamonensis) and is typically fed as the sodium salt. Rumensin[emoji768] functions by creating a shift in ion transfer across the cell’s membrane. In order to maintain cell ion equilibrium, the affected bacteria must use a considerable amount of energy to correct the ion imbalance thereby reducing bacteria growth. Gram negative bacteria (i.e. starch fermenting bacteria) are more resistant to the action of Rumensin[emoji768] than the gram positive bacteria (i.e. fiber fermenting bacteria).</p><p></p><p>How long will this be available?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dinderleat, post: 2740466, member: 211"] Rumensin[emoji768] is an ionophore, which can be classified as an antibiotic, that is produced naturally by the bacteria strain (Strep cinnamonensis) and is typically fed as the sodium salt. Rumensin[emoji768] functions by creating a shift in ion transfer across the cell’s membrane. In order to maintain cell ion equilibrium, the affected bacteria must use a considerable amount of energy to correct the ion imbalance thereby reducing bacteria growth. Gram negative bacteria (i.e. starch fermenting bacteria) are more resistant to the action of Rumensin[emoji768] than the gram positive bacteria (i.e. fiber fermenting bacteria). How long will this be available? [/QUOTE]
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