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Ceruloplasmin - connections

Ceruloplasmin ->

Decreases: Copper absorption (Level: sufficient)
Minimizes: Copper toxicity (Level: sufficient)
Transports: Copper

-> Ceruloplasmin

Copper - Formed Into (Location: liver)

Blood protein - connections

Blood protein ->

Converted To: Angiotensin (Catalyst: renin)

-> Blood protein

Renin - Catalyzes Conversion Of (Product: angiotensin)

Plasma estradiol - connections

-> Plasma estradiol

Boron - Raises (Attribution: some researchers)

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