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Metal should be chelated with amino acids. |
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Molecular weight of chelates should be less
than 1,000 for the good absorption through
the mucosal cell membrane. |
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To have stability and buffer capacity. |
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To be similar to that which the body itself
produces by natural chelation as much as possible. |
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To have coordinate covalent bond between
metal and chelating agents. |
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To have more than one heterocyclic ring.
- Pentagon type ring is the most stable.
- The more number of rings, the more stable. |
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Double heterocyclic ring is formed between
metal and two amino acids in the dipeptide-like
chelate. |
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