Calcium metabolism in organs and tissues of the camel female

In physiological and scientific-economical experiments the authors estimated the age dynamics of calcium content in camel tissues, organs and gastrointestinal tract of the Kalmyk breed. The most concentration of Ca is observed in osseous tissues. With the age the amount of Ca in a female camel organism increases up to 11528,36 g, which accounts for 79,1 % of total Ca content in the organism. In decreasing order of Ca content the organs and the tissues arranged: muscular tissue, cartilages and tendons, skin with fur, rumen, liver, maw, reticulum, blood, intestine, kidney. The brain and tongue in camel female have the least Ca content.