This is a single-marker test measuring the concentration of manganese in the blood. It is typically used to assess manganese exposure or toxicity, evaluate nutritional deficiencies, and monitor individuals with occupational exposure to manganese. Abnormal levels can indicate potential issues such as manganese toxicity, which affects the nervous system, or deficiency, which can impact bone development and metabolic processes.
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