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Inorganic Phosphate

Molecular classification: Inorganic compounds, Homogeneous non-metal compounds, Non-metal phosphates

Overview

Inorganic phosphate refers to the free phosphate ion or its salts in biological and chemical contexts. It is a fundamental molecule involved in numerous physiological and biochemical processes, including energy metabolism, kinase/phosphatase signaling, and skeletal mineralization. Homeostasis of inorganic phosphate is tightly regulated, and disruptions can lead to various diseases.

Other names: PiPhosphoric acidPhosphate ionPO₄³⁻

Biological functions

Energy metabolismKinase/phosphatase signalingLipid synthesisCarbohydrate synthesisNucleic acid synthesisSkeletal mineralizationDentin mineralizationCellular pH buffering

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Bone disordersCancer

Safety considerations

Abnormal serum Pi levelsExcessive dietary intake

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