2017
DOI: 10.21005/aapz2017.42.2.04
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Changes in the Level of Calcium, Zinc and Copper in the Serum of Horses in Relation to the Feeding Season

Abstract: Streszczenie. Prawidłowa koncentracja biopierwiastków warunkuje odpowiedni przebieg procesów biochemicznych, a tym samym wpływa na właściwe funkcjonowanie organizmu. Celem pracy było określenie cech gospodarki mineralnej koni, utrzymywanych w rejonie niedoborów mineralnych, jako podstawy oceny ich żywienia. Do badań wytypowano 10 koni (5 klaczy i 5 wałachów) utrzymywanych w podobnych warunkach. Konie były użytkowane w celach rekreacyjno-sportowych. Badania przeprowadzono w dwóch okresach-po zakończeniu sezonu … Show more

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“…The differences in Cu and Zn concentrations throughout different months of the year in mares may have potential physiological effects. Cu and Zn are essential trace minerals involved in various metabolic processes in the body [11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. Cu is involved in plenty of cellular and metabolic processes.…”
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“…The differences in Cu and Zn concentrations throughout different months of the year in mares may have potential physiological effects. Cu and Zn are essential trace minerals involved in various metabolic processes in the body [11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. Cu is involved in plenty of cellular and metabolic processes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cu plays a role in enzymatic processes such as the elimination of free radicals, cell respiration, pigmentation, and development of connective tissue, which during gestation is crucial for a developing fetus [1]. The scope of Cu activity also encompasses antibody activation in immune processes, estrogen metabolism, keratin bridge formation in the hoof, and the enabling of iron (Fe) absorption [1,16,18]. Its deficiency may result in anemia, susceptibility to infections, growth retardation, deformation of joints and limbs, and reproductive disorders [1,[15][16][17].…”
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