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Transporting iron as Fe+2 from enterocytes and macrophage engulfed effete RBCs to circulation (correct)

Transporting iron as Fe+3 from enterocytes to circulation

Transporting iron as Fe+3 from circulation to enterocytes

Transporting iron as Fe+2 from circulation to enterocytes

Found in the bone marrow and controls iron exit from cells into portal plasma

Found in the basolateral surface of duodenal enterocytes, placenta, macrophage and hepatocytes and controls iron exit from cells into portal plasma (correct)

Found in the basolateral surface of duodenal enterocytes, placenta, macrophage and hepatocytes and controls iron uptake

Found in the apotransferrin-Tf of bone marrow and controls iron uptake

It acts as a receptor for Ferroportin-q

It controls the exit of iron from the cells into portal plasma

It controls the uptake of iron into the cells from portal plasma

It acts as a regulatory hormone of iron homeostasis by binding to Ferroportin-q and causing its internalization and degradation (correct)