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By the end of this chapter, the student should be able to:
  • State the definition of a trace mineral.
  • List the primary functions, recommended intakes, and deficiency/toxicity issues for each trace mineral.
  • Understand how each trace mineral is absorbed, transported, and excreted.
  • Select foods that are concentrated sources of each trace mineral.





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