“Copper (Cu)”  [Atomic Number: 29] 

Copper

  In elemental science, Copper (Cu), transition element (transition metal), is an essential trace element and with an atomic weight of 63.55 may be considered a heavy metal

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“Copper Deficiencies”  

Copper Deficiency

  In our body, Copper Deficiency is a deficiency of copper (Cu) with manifestations that include anemia and neutropenia, the neurological manifestations of acquired copper deficiency being a myelopathy presenting with a spastic gait and prominent sensory ataxia.
  The hematologic manifestations of copper deficiency are well known and include anemia and neutropenia, recently, the neurological manifestations of acquired copper deficiency has been recognized, the most common being a myelopathy presenting with a spastic gait and prominent sensory ataxia.
  Examples of some related dis-orders include:

• cardiac hypertrophy

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“Copper Radioisotopes”  

  Copper Radioisotopes are unstable isotopes of copper (Cu) that decay or disintegrate emitting radiation. **

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