Iron is stored in red blood cells that live for about 120 days before being recycled in the body. Circulating iron in the blood is quickly available but remains in the system for only a few hours.
A rosette water sampler with water samples is brought back on board the German research vessel SONNE on expedition SO289 in the South Pacific. Iron is an essential nutrient for many marine organisms ...
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