Lead (Pb) poisoning leads to inhibition of the enzymes _____ and ferrochelatase (heme synthesis)
_____, probably acting through an aporepressor molecule, acts as a negative regulator of the synthesis of ALA Synthase-1 in the hepatic biosynthesis of Heme
Heme is composed of _____ and protoporphyrin
Each subunit of hemoglobin contains a _____ moiety, which is an iron-binding porphyrin, and a polypeptide chain
The enzyme deficient in hereditary coproporphyria is _____.
_____ is the most commonly used indicator for iron in low anemic areas
Iron absorption inhibitors include: _____
total body iron is _____ gm
1 gm of Hb contains _____ mg iron
In splenic macrophages, heme is metabolized to _____ by the enzyme heme oxygenase
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