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Lint: manganese

Acronyms
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"HMG CoA reductase"

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  • H1 Chemistry
  • H2 Physical chemistry
  • H2 Radiochemistry
  • H1 Nutrition, absorption, transport and storage
  • H2 Nutrition
  • H2 Absorption
  • H2 Transport
  • H2 Storage
  • H1 Biological function
  • H1 Deficiency
  • H1 Toxicity
  • H1 Clinical importance
  • H1 Radiological importance
  • H1 History and etymology
  • H1 Related pathology
  • H1 See also

"Basic chemistry"

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"Diet, absorption, transport and storage"

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"Manganese-55 is the only stable isotope. There are a large number (almost 30) of unstable isotopes, with mass numbers ranging from 44 to 73 8."

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"Diet, absorption, transport and storage"

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"In the normal human diet, manganese is primarily found in grains, legumes, nuts, fruits and vegetables 3. Enteral manganese is poorly absorbed in the small bowel; variance in oral bioavailability may occur with iron deficiency anaemia (increased absorption) and high dietary calcium (decreased absorption). After absorption manganese is distributed widely, circulating primarily bound to erythrocytic haemoglobin."

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"In the normal human diet, manganese is primarily found in grains, legumes, nuts, fruits and vegetables 3. Enteral manganese is poorly absorbed in the small bowel; variance in oral bioavailability may occur with iron deficiency anaemia (increased absorption) and high dietary calcium (decreased absorption). After absorption manganese is distributed widely, circulating primarily bound to erythrocytic haemoglobin."

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