Paul Saladino· MD
the biggest containers of bucket it's a bucket of iron and it's called hemoglobin and that's 70% of the iron in The Bu if you throw in myoglobin in the muscle that's another 10%
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the biggest containers of bucket it's a bucket of iron and it's called hemoglobin and that's 70% of the iron in The Bu if you throw in myoglobin in the muscle that's another 10%
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there's three of them in the body the biggest container is a bucket it's a bucket of iron and it's called hemoglobin and that's 70% of the iron in the buck if you throw in myoglobin in the muscle that's another 10% so we've got 80% of iron is tied up in these proteins that are carrying oxygen