1997
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0396.1997.tb00732.x
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The use of 51Cr as a dietary marker in rats for the determination of 59Fe absorbability in terms of mucosal uptake and mucosal transfer of 59Fe

Abstract: Summary The use of 51CrCl3 as a non‐absorbable dietary marker for the determination of mucosal uptake and transfer of 59Fe ascorbate has been investigated in rats. In order to be useful, this marker has to satisfy two properties. Firstly, the gastrointestinal transit times of 51Cr and 59Fe have to be similar, and secondly, 51Cr absorption has to be low, and independent of the diet to which it is added. We tested these prerequisites by determination of the isotope ratios in faecal samples, and 51Cr retention in… Show more

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