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Phytate, a salt of phytic acid (myo-inositol 1,2,3,4,5,6-hexakisphosphate), is found in certain plant-based foods. It strongly chelates minerals, forming insoluble complexes in the small intestine that cannot be digested or absorbed. Information on the phytate content of rice-based diets of children in Northeast Thailand is limited. In this study 1-day weighed duplicate diet composites were collected from 40 Northeast Thai children (age 6-13 years) randomly selected from participants (n=567) of an efficacy trial in Ubon Ratchathani province. Diet composites were analyzed for zinc, iron, and calcium by atomic absorption spectrophotometry, and for phytate (as inositol penta-phosphate and hexa-phosphate) by high-performance liquid chromatography; the accuracy and precision were established using a certified reference material for the minerals and an inter-laboratory comparison for phytate. The median (1st, 3rd quartiles) zinc, iron, and calcium contents of the diet composites were 4.3 (3.7, 6.1), 4.3 (3.2, 6.5) and 130 (82, 216) mg/day, respectively. The inositol penta-phosphate and hexa-phosphate levels were so low they were below the detection limit, attributed in part to leaching of water-soluble potassium and magnesium phytate from glutinous rice after soaking overnight before cooking. Clearly, phytate will not compromise mineral absorption from these diets. Instead, low zinc intakes are probably primarily responsible for the low zinc status of these children. In contrast, although intakes of dietary iron appear low, the prevalence of biochemical iron deficiency was also low, suggesting that iron absorption may have been higher than previously assumed. Whether the low calcium intakes compromise optimal bone health in these growing Northeast Thai school children is unknown.  相似文献   

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Dietary zinc, calcium, and phytate intakes of 66 rural Malawian children aged 4-6 y were determined during three seasons on the basis of weighed food records and analyzed food composition data. Height and weight measurements were also recorded and hair samples were collected for zinc analysis. Seasonal daily zinc, calcium, and phytate intakes of females ranged from 6.2 +/- 1.7 to 6.8 +/- 2.1 mg (mean +/- SD), from 335 +/- 170 to 401 +/- 257 mg, and from 1621 +/- 660 to 1729 +/- 592 mg, respectively and, for males, 7.0 +/- 1.7 to 8.0 +/- 2.3 mg, 342 +/- 164 to 473 +/- 310 mg, and 1857 +/- 530 to 2161 +/- 684 mg, respectively. Cereals provided greater than 42% of dietary zinc. Seasonal mean molar ratios of phytate to Zn and Ca x phytate to Zn [per 1000 kcal (4.2 MJ)] and the median Ca to phytate molar ratio ranged from 24 to 27, 151 to 188 mmol/1000 kcal (4.2 MJ), and 3.1 to 3.4, respectively. Over 78% of the children consumed diets with phytate-to-Zn and Ca x phytate.Zn-1 . 1000 kcal-1 molar ratios above values suggested to jeopardize zinc status. Correlations between hair zinc, phytate-to-Zn, and Ca x phytate.Zn-1 . 1000 kcal-1 molar ratios suggest that high phytic acid intakes may compromise zinc status in these children.  相似文献   

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Dietary minerals Zn, Fe, and Ca are antagonistic to Cd absorption. We showed earlier that rats fed a rice-based diet with a marginal content of these nutrients absorbed more Cd than rats fed adequate Zn-Fe-Ca (Environ. Sci. Technol., 36 (2002) 2684-2692). The present experiment was designed to determine the effects of marginal dietary Zn, Fe, and Ca on the uptake and turnover of Cd in the gastrointestinal tract. Two groups of weanling female rats (six per treatment) were fed a diet containing 40% cooked, dried rice containing 0.6 mg Cd/kg. The diet of one group contained adequate Zn (35 mg/kg), Fe (30 mg/kg), and Ca (5000 mg/kg), while that of the other group contained marginal Zn (6 mg/kg), Fe (9 mg/kg), and Ca (2500 mg/kg). Rats were fed for 5 weeks and then orally dosed with 1g of diet containing rice extrinsically labeled with 109Cd. From 0.25 to 64 days after dosing, 109Cd and total Cd concentrations were determined in intestinal segments. Shortly after dosing, 109Cd, as a percentage of the dose, was about 4 times higher in the duodenum of marginally fed rats than in that of control rats (10% vs 40%, respectively). Sixty-four days after dosing, 109Cd was 10 times higher in marginally fed rats than in controls; however, of the amount at day 1, <0.1% remained at day 64. After 5 weeks, the concentration of elemental Cd in the duodenum of the marginally fed rats was 8 times higher than that of control rats (24 microg/g dry wt. vs 2.9 microg/g dry wt., respectively). Cd concentrations in liver and kidney were 5 times higher in the marginally fed rats than those in controls (liver, 0.81 microg/g dry wt. vs 0.14 microg/g dry wt.; kidney, 4.7 microg/g dry wt. vs 0.92 microg/g dry wt., respectively). These data suggest that marginal intakes of Zn, Fe, and Ca cause the accumulation of Cd in the duodenum, which results in a greater rate of Cd absorption and a greater accumulation in the internal organs. Results are discussed in relation to mineral nutrient status and risk assessment of Cd in natural food sources.  相似文献   

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火焰原子吸收法同时测定小儿头发中的锌 铁和钙   总被引:7,自引:0,他引:7  
目的 :建立用火焰原子吸收法 (FAAS)同时测定小儿发中Zn、Fe、Ca的分析方法 ,为提高临床儿童营养水平以及对某些疾病的诊断提供依据。方法 :发样经HNO3 -HClO4( 4∶1)消化和以La3 +为释放剂简单处理后 ,直接上机测定。结果 :方法的变异系数 (C .V % )小于± 5 % ,回收率为 95 4 %~ 10 2 0 %。结论 :火焰原子吸收法可准确测定小儿发中Zn、Fe、Ca含量 ,并具有采样无创伤、无痛苦等优点。  相似文献   

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目的 为了解我国少年儿童对豆粉、去植酸豆粉和牛奶中钙、铁、锌的吸收利用率 ,通过普及饮用豆粉 ,改善我国居民蛋白质和矿物质的营养状况提供理论依据。方法 选择 57名 1 2~ 1 4岁男童 ,按年龄、身高、体重和血红蛋白含量匹配 ,分成 3组 ,分别给予强化豆粉、强化去植酸豆粉和强化牛奶 2 2 0ml,其中含钙 2 70mg、铁 4mg、锌 4mg。给予受试者用稳定性核素4 4Ca、58Fe和70 Zn标记的受试物 ,以亮蓝和镝标记粪便 ,收集粪便样品 ,测量强化去植酸豆粉、豆粉和强化牛奶中钙、铁、锌的吸收率 ;使用热离子化质谱法测定粪便中4 4Ca含量 ;应用感应耦合等离子质谱法测定粪便中58Fe和70 Zn的丰度及镝的含量 ,计算铁、锌的表观吸收率 ,并以镝的回收率进行校正。结果 豆粉组、牛奶组和去植酸豆粉组的铁吸收率分别为 (6 7± 3 8) %、(1 5 5± 9 2 ) %和 (2 0 6± 7 3) % ,钙吸收率分别为 (43 5±1 0 7) %、(64 2± 1 1 4) %和 (50 9± 6 6) % ,锌吸收率分别为 (1 1 3± 6 5) %、(31 2± 1 0 4) %和 (2 0 1±7 4) %。强化豆粉经去除植酸处理后 ,钙、铁、锌的吸收率显著高于未去植酸的豆粉 ;牛奶中钙和锌的吸收率高于去植酸强化豆粉 ;经去除植酸处理后的豆粉中铁吸收率高于牛奶 ,但差异无显著性。我国儿童由于  相似文献   

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