intracytoplasmic iron ganuakes can be seen as anither distinct morphologic appearance of copper deficiency true or false

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Tom [10]3 years ago

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Answer:true

Explanation:thats true because copper helps in transport of iron from cells and therefore increase in the intracytoplasmic iron may indicate a decrease in copper

Copper is basically maintenaning the iron gradient of the cell and therefore the whole body ,decrease in copper may lead to increased iron accumulation in the cell and less utilization of it as well hence disturbing the process of heme synthesis.

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intracytoplasmic iron ganuakes can be seen as anither distinct morphologic appearance of copper deficiency true or false​

intracytoplasmic iron ganuakes can be seen as anither distinct morphologic appearance of copper deficiency true or false