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Iron

3-5 g in body


Cofactor


O2 binding

Ferric state

Found in food


3+

Ferrous state

Absorbable


2+

Iron deficiency

15% of pop


See decrease in ferritin first

Primary iron overload

Hereditary hemochromatosis


Iron builds up in organs


Secondary iron overload

Excess intake

% Saturation

(Total iron/ TIBC) X 100

TIBC

250-425

Copper

Mainly cofactor


Iron reduction

Copper deficiency

Uncommon


Pre-mies

Menkes Disease

Cu is deposited but not release


Pts life expectancy is ~5 years

Copper excess

Dietary intake

Wilson's Disease

Cu builds up in liver and brain


Manifests between 6 - 40 years old


Can impair neurological fxn


Zinc acetate therapy

Zinc

Influences ~300 enzymes


Glycolysis, growth factor, membrane structures

Zinc deficiency

Malnutrition


Decreased T-cell fxn


Severe cases result in death

Zinc Excess

Usually nontoxic


Fumes from factories can be fatal

Chromium

Hexavalent


Carcinogen


Trivalent


Maintains glucose metabolism

Cobalt

B 12 fxn


Helps RBCs develop

Flouride

Teeth

Manganese

Forms metalloenzymes


Enzyme activator

Molybdenum

Cofactor

Selenium

Considered carcinogen until it's not


Metabolizes free radicals

Keshan Disease

Endemic cardiomyopathy


Seen in china

Keshin-Beck Disease

Endemic osteoarthritis

Selenium sulfide excess

Chronic exposure to antifungals and anti dandruff