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the 4 most common elements of the human body |
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-found in bones and teeth -important positive ion in the body -muscle and nerve function -blood clotting |
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- P _ 1% found in bones and teeth -part of many different molecules (especially proteins and nucleic acids -part of acid/base buffer |
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-s .25% -especially important in proteins (enzymes)and other molecules |
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K .20% positive ion mostly inside cells -importand throughout body in water balence -nerve and muscle funtion |
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Na .15% -positive ion mostly outside cells -important throughout body in water balence -ph, nerve and muscle function |
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Cl .15% -important negative ion -functions in transport of 02 -important for formation of HCI |
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Mg .05% -mostly in bones -needed for enzyme function in ATP formation -forms positive ion |
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Fe .006% -in blood, liver, spleen and bone -part of hemoglobin and enzymes -positive ion |
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what of the trace elements are needed for enzyme function |
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manganese- Mn copper- Cu cobalt- Co Zinc- Zn |
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needed for production of thyroid hormone |
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