Found in the liver, bones and kidneys, small amounts of this mineral are required for nitrogen metabolism, formation of uric acid, and mobilization of iron from storage and normal growth and development. Mineral concentration is sensitive to dietary intake, and increases or decreases according to the amount consumed in the diet.
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