Mineral Makro dan Metabolisme discusses the classification and roles of essential mineral elements in animal nutrition. There are 7 major mineral elements (calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, chlorine, sulfur, magnesium) that make up 1-15 g/kg of animal tissue. These elements play critical roles like building bones and teeth (calcium), energy metabolism (phosphorus), osmotic regulation (potassium, sodium, chlorine), and enzyme activation (magnesium). Deficiencies of these major minerals can cause conditions like rickets, osteomalacia, growth retardation, and tetany. The document also briefly outlines sources and absorption of these important mineral elements.
Mineral Makro dan Metabolisme discusses the classification and roles of essential mineral elements in animal nutrition. There are 7 major mineral elements (calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, chlorine, sulfur, magnesium) that make up 1-15 g/kg of animal tissue. These elements play critical roles like building bones and teeth (calcium), energy metabolism (phosphorus), osmotic regulation (potassium, sodium, chlorine), and enzyme activation (magnesium). Deficiencies of these major minerals can cause conditions like rickets, osteomalacia, growth retardation, and tetany. The document also briefly outlines sources and absorption of these important mineral elements.
Mineral Makro dan Metabolisme discusses the classification and roles of essential mineral elements in animal nutrition. There are 7 major mineral elements (calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, chlorine, sulfur, magnesium) that make up 1-15 g/kg of animal tissue. These elements play critical roles like building bones and teeth (calcium), energy metabolism (phosphorus), osmotic regulation (potassium, sodium, chlorine), and enzyme activation (magnesium). Deficiencies of these major minerals can cause conditions like rickets, osteomalacia, growth retardation, and tetany. The document also briefly outlines sources and absorption of these important mineral elements.
Macro minerals 15 mineral elements were classified as essential 7 of major elements 6 of trace elements
Plant and animal tissue contain a further 30 mineral elements, in
small quantities, for which no essential function has ben found.
The classification of the essential minerals into major and trace
elements depends upon their concentration in the animal or amount required in the diet. Nutritional important essential mineral elements and their approximate concentration in the animal
Major elements g/kg
Calcium 15 Phosphorus 10 Potassium 2 Sodium 1,6 Chlorine 1,1 Sulphur 1,5 Magnesium 0,4 Calcium Calcium is the most abundant mineral element in the animal body. It is an important constituent of the skeleton and teeth
Sources: milk, green leafy crops (especially legumes), sugar
beet pulp. Animal by-products containing bone, such as fish-meal, are excellent sources. Deficiency symptoms: Of growing animals : rickets (misshapen bones, enlargement of the joints, lameness and stiffness) In adult animals: osteomalacia Phosphorus In addition, phosphorus occurs in phosphoproteins, nucleic acids and phospolipids. The elements play a vital role in energy metabolism in the formation of sugar-phosphates and adenosine di- and triphosphates. Deficiency:rickets and osteomalacia, pica or depraved appetite, poor fertility Potassium Potassium plays a very important part, along with sodium, chlorine and bicarbonate ions, in osmotic regulation of the body fluids and in the acid base balance in the animal.
Deficiency: retarded growth, weakness and
tetany,paralysis. Sodium Sodium is the chief cation of blood plasma and other extracellular fluids of the body.
growth,reduced utilisation of digested protein and energy. Chlorine Plays in the gastrict secretion Excreted from the body in the urine and lost from the body in perspiration. Sources: salt
Deficiency: growth was retarded
Sulphur Plays in respiratory process from haemoglobin throug to cytochromes. Consideration of sulphur in animal nutrition is important in areas of intensive livestock production where sulphur in soil is not replaced regularly by fertiliser application. Toxicity can result from excess dietary sulphur. Magnesium Enzyme activator Magnesium is absorbed from the small and large intestine Magnesium is a key element in cellular biochemistry and fuction
Deficiency: Hypomagnesaeamic tetany
Absorption of mineral elements is either by simple diffusion or by carrier-mediated transport.
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