Question

147.Liver necrosis and muscular
dystrophy are caused by the lack of
this trace element
(a) arsenic (b) molybdenum
(c) zinc
(d) selenium​

Answer 1

Answer:

D

Explanation:

Low serum Selenium levels are associated with increased risk of cardio-vascular diseases, liver necrosis, muscular dystrophy, pancreatic fibrosis, reproductive disorders and various cancers.

Selenium, along with vitamin E, prevents the development of hepatic necrosis and muscular dystrophy.

The good sources of Selenium are organ meat ( liver, kidney) and sea food.