Where is molybdenum stored in the body?

Molybdenum is usually stored in various parts of the human body such as the liver, kidney, bones, lungs and muscles according to WebMD. It can also be found in the glands, skin and spleen as it helps break down proteins in the body.

Molybdenum is a trace element that acts as a cofactor to four enzymes in the human body necessary for the metabolism of amino acids, drugs and toxins, and in breaking down nucleotides that forms into uric acid, as reported by the Linus Pauling Institute. Humans consume it through the intake of foods like milk, cheese, nuts and leafy vegetables.