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Serum concentration of cobalt, molybdenum and zinc in aerobic, anaerobic and aerobic-anaerobic sportsmen

Marcos Maynar1 Sport Sciences FacultyUniversity of ExtremaduraAvenida de la Universidad s/n 10003CáceresSpain

Francisco Llerena2 School of MedicineUniversity of ExtremaduraAvda. de Elvas s/n06071BadajozSpain

Francisco Javier Grijota3 Education FacultyUniversity of ExtremaduraAvenida de la Universidad s/n 10003CáceresSpain

Mario Pérez-Quintero1 Sport Sciences FacultyUniversity of ExtremaduraAvenida de la Universidad s/n 10003CáceresSpain

Ignacio Bartolomé1 Sport Sciences FacultyUniversity of ExtremaduraAvenida de la Universidad s/n 10003CáceresSpain

Javier Alves4 Education FacultyUniversity of SalamancaHenry Collet, 52-7037007SalamancaSpain

María Concepción Robles1 Sport Sciences FacultyUniversity of ExtremaduraAvenida de la Universidad s/n 10003CáceresSpain

Diego Muñoz1 Sport Sciences FacultyUniversity of ExtremaduraAvenida de la Universidad s/n 10003CáceresSpainCorrespondence[email protected]

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Article: 28 | Published online: 01 Apr 2022

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