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  • This review describes Cr metabolism, the different biological functions of Cr, and symptoms of Cr deficiency. Chromium is biologically active as part of an oligopeptide ? chromodulin ? potentiating the effect of insulin by facilitating insulin binding to receptors at cell surface. With chromium acting as a cofactor of insulin, Cr activity in the organism is parallel to insulin functions. Cr absorption is low, ranging between 0.4 and 2.0% for inorganic compounds while the availability of organic Cr is more than 10 times higher. Absorbed Cr circulates in blood bound to the -globulin plasma fraction and is transported to tissues bound to transferrin. Absorbed Cr is excreted primarily in urine, by glomerular filtration; a small amount is excreted through perspiration, in bile, and in milk. The demand for Cr has been growing as a result of factors commonly referred to as stressors, especially during different forms of nutritional, metabolic, and physical strain.
  • This review describes Cr metabolism, the different biological functions of Cr, and symptoms of Cr deficiency. Chromium is biologically active as part of an oligopeptide ? chromodulin ? potentiating the effect of insulin by facilitating insulin binding to receptors at cell surface. With chromium acting as a cofactor of insulin, Cr activity in the organism is parallel to insulin functions. Cr absorption is low, ranging between 0.4 and 2.0% for inorganic compounds while the availability of organic Cr is more than 10 times higher. Absorbed Cr circulates in blood bound to the -globulin plasma fraction and is transported to tissues bound to transferrin. Absorbed Cr is excreted primarily in urine, by glomerular filtration; a small amount is excreted through perspiration, in bile, and in milk. The demand for Cr has been growing as a result of factors commonly referred to as stressors, especially during different forms of nutritional, metabolic, and physical strain. (en)
  • V tomto review je popsán metabolismus Cr, předpokládaný mechanismus působení Cr, úloha Cr v metabolismu, jednotlivé biologické funkce Cr a příznaky deficitu Cr. Chrom je biologicky aktivní jako součást oligopeptidu ? chromodulinu, který potencuje působení insulinu usnadněním vazby insulinu na receptory na povrchu buňky. Chrom působí jako kofaktor pro inzulin, proto působení Cr v organismu je paralelní s funkcemi inzulinu. Absorpce Cr je nízká, pohybuje se kolem 0,4 - 2,0 % u anorganických sloučenin zatímco organicky vázaný Cr je více než 10x dostupnější. Absorbovaný Cr cirkuluje v krvi vázaný na -globulinovou frakci plazmy a do tkání je transportován vázaný na transferin. Absorbovaný Cr je vylučován primárně močí glomerulární filtrací, malé množství je vylučováno perspirací, žlučí a mlékem. Potřeba Cr stoupá jako důsledek faktorů obecně popisovaných jako stresory, především při různých formách výživových, metabolických a fyzických zátěží. (cs)
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  • Chromium as an Essential nutriet: a review.
  • Chrom jako esenciální prvek: review (cs)
  • Chromium as an Essential nutriet: a review. (en)
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  • Chromium as an Essential nutriet: a review.
  • Chrom jako esenciální prvek: review (cs)
  • Chromium as an Essential nutriet: a review. (en)
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