PLAN The amount of iron you need? Iron in food. Hem and non hem iron. Iron in plants. Iron in...

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IRON AND FOOD

Transcript of PLAN The amount of iron you need? Iron in food. Hem and non hem iron. Iron in plants. Iron in...

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IRON AND FOOD

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PLAN

The amount of iron you need? Iron in food. Hem and non hem iron. Iron in plants. Iron in animals.

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The amount of iron you need?

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Iron in food

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Iron in food

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Iron in food

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Heme and non-heme iron

Heme iron: iron atom contained in the center of a large organic ring. Present in the hemoglobin and myoglobin that is in blood => iron in foods from animals is heme iron. High absorption at all times.

Non-heme iron: iron in food from plants, eggs,... The body absorbs more when it is low in iron and less when it already has plenty of iron.

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Hydroponics

Hydroponics is a method of growing plants using mineral nutrient solutions, in water, without soil, since plants absorb essential mineral nutrients as inorganic ions in water

Pb : roots are the only source of iron => May imply iron chlorosis (that makes plant die)

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Differences between plants

Barley is resistant to iron deficiency and grows well on iron rich soils

Rice is sensitive to iron deficiency

Solution : Addition of mugeneic acid to barley roots in hydroponics stimulates iron uptake 30 X

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Iron toxicity in rice

In Africa, iron (Fe) toxicity is widespread in rice

Daily eaten food Soils derived from iron-rich rocks

inundated with water Fe III reduced to Fe II, which is readily

taken up by rice roots Brown spots Brown-orange colouring of the leaves