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Ans. Storage of calcium
Storage of calcium is not function of liver.
Liver can determine amino acid like a essential and non essential amino acids and essential amino acid use in cellular metabolism.
Storage of copper is function of liver. In liver copper may be stored with in hepatocytes, secreat into plasma or excreted in bile
And also liver store a iron
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QUESTION 4 Which of the following processes is important when new amino acids are produced in the body? phosphorylation transamination urea cycle deamination
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