Too many to enumerate. You may want to google that to get a listing.
Most of them are used as the central element holding enzymes together. Enzymes work to make most of the chemical reactions that take place in the human body actually take place. One example is that trace amounts of the element cobalt is necessary for life. For years scientists knew traces of Co were necessary but didn't know why. I think it was 1951 that it was announced that Co was the metal binding different portions of the molecule that was vitamin B12 together. Here is a link that you can read more about it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin_B12
what are metals and non metals that are found in the human body and their function?
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