Chelate forms of biometalls. Theoretical aspects of obtaining and characteristics

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Chelate forms of biometalls. Theoretical aspects of obtaining and characteristics

Journal Title: Харчова наука та технології - Year 2016, Vol 10, Issue 1

Abstract

The problem of microelements bioavailability is highlighted and the correct ways of its solution are substantiated as a result of generalization of theoretical aspects of obtaining of the biometals chelate forms. The characteristics of the main biogenic elements, their physiological significance, electrochemical properties are presented. The main examples of the participation of biometals in various biological processes are given. The properties and the structure peculiarities of biometals coordination complexes are considered in detail. It is shown that in obtaining of biometals chelate forms, there is the mutual selectivity and the affinity of biometals and ligands. The main factors of obtaining a hard metal complex are given. Potential bioligands for obtaining bioavailable forms of microelements are detailed. Among them there are amino acids, peptides, proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates. The possible character of complexation depending on the nature of the bioligand is indicated. Practical examples of preparation of biometals mixed ligand complexes are given. The expediency of using metabolic products and processing of lactic acid bacteria as promising components of mixed ligand chelate complexes is substantiated. These substances contain in their composition a mass of potential donor atoms that are capable to form covalent and coordination bonds with biomethalles, and also possess high biological and immunotropic activities. The use of this system in the biocoordination compounds of the "metals of life" can provide a synergistic effect of the components, significantly to expand the range of their physiological activity and to increase the degree of assimilation by the body.

Authors and Affiliations

A Kapustyan, N. Cherno

Keywords

biometals; bioavailability; chelate complexes; bioligands; lactic acid bacteria; metabolites; immunotropic substances

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EP ID EP176474
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.15673/fst.v11i1.297
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