Which statement describes the function of phosphorus in the body?
a. It does not participates in the transfer of energy during cellular metabolism.
b. It is not necessary for growth

c. It is needed in the stomach for hydrochloric acid production.
d. It is found with calcium in bones and teeth.
e. It aids in blood glucose regulation.


d

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