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Describe different types of minerals & the benefits of them as well as consequences for lacking them

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  • August 9, 2021
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Week 10 - Minerals
Mineralization

The deposition of inorganic element (minerals) on an organic matrix
(mainly composed of protein in combination with some polysaccharides
& lipids)




Bone mineralization & growth

Calcified structures include bone & teeth

Collagen + bone undergo constant remodelling

Organic matrix of bone is 9095% collagen fibers

Formation of collagen requires protein, vitamin C, iron, copper, &
zinc

Once collagen is formed, mineralization begins

Calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, sodium, potassium, &
carbonate ions form mineral matrix

Calcium reserve


Week 10 - Minerals 1

, 0.4 - 10% of total bone calcium in shapeless (amorphous) form

Formation of teeth

Crystalline structure of enamel is one of the most insoluble & resistant
proteins known

Comparable to hardness of quartz

Dentin contains the same constituent as bon, but its structure is more
dense

Cementum is bone-like structure, but because it contains fewer
minerals + softer than bone

Development of normal, healthy teeth

Affected by metabolic factors

parathyroid secretion

the availability of calcium

phosphate

vitamin D

protein

many other nutrients




Week 10 - Minerals 2

, Intro to minerals

Inorganic elements that have many physiological functions

Inorganic elements in body account for 4% total body weight 6lb for a
150lb person)

2 categories:

Major minerals (require in larger amounts)

Micronutrients or trace elements (require in smaller amount)


Calcium
Roles

Most abundant minerals in the body 1200g)

99% in teeth & bone

Bone health

Blood clotting

Transmit nerve impulses



Week 10 - Minerals 3

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