Phosphorus is the second most abundant mineral in your body, after calcium. B Which of the following is a major mineral? A) fluoride B)potassium C) zinc D)iron manganese A toxicity of which mineral damages the nervous system and causes symptoms that resemble Parkinson's disease?
Important bone mineral that is also a component of RNA, DNA. ATP, phospholipids, and creatine phosphate B. Phosphorus most commonly occurs as a salt of phosphoric acid, which is an essential physiological buffer referred to as Pi.
major minerals 1)sodium, 2)potassium 3)calcium 4)phosphorus 5)magnesium 6)chloride 7) sulfur trace minerals 1) iron 2) copper 3)zinc 4)selenium 5) fluoride 6)chromium 7)iodine 8)maganese (9 molybdemium
H. Iron is essential for oxygen transport because of its role in hemoglobin, a protein in red blood cells that transports oxygen to cells and gives red blood cells their color. 2. Helps to maintain calcium homeostasis and enhance the supply of calcium and phosphorus for bone mineralization