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Question: cofactor?Answer: non protein chemical compound or metallic ion that is to a protein and is required for proteins biological activity
Question: what is a non chemical compound or metallic ion bound to a protein and is required for protein's biological activityAnswer: cofactor
Question: what do act as?Answer: group reagents
Question: group reagent?Answer: coenzymes
Question: coenzymes?Answer: from common metabolites
Question: vitamin coenzymes?Answer: derivatives of
Question: ATP acts as what?Answer: coenzyme
Question: why does ATP act as a metabolite ?Answer: participates in metabolic processes and facilitates biochemical reactions
Question: what can ATP do?Answer: store and transport chemical energy donate groups via phosphorylation couple exergonic and endergonic reactions
Question: reaction?Answer: released to surroundings
Question: ?Answer: essential for normal growth and development required in tiny
Question: why must be supplied in diet?Answer: cannot be synthesised in cells
Question: are required for what?Answer: synthesis
Question: how are most vitamins to the coenzymeAnswer: enzymatically
Question: deficit of ?Answer: result in correspondent coenzyme resulting in
Question: vitamins have what in the reactions?Answer: functions (cofactors)
Question: vitamins have functions (cofactors) in metabolic reaction and do not what?Answer: do not act as substrates
Question: vitamins have what?Answer: specific in metabolism
Question: A?Answer: vision growth repair of body
Question: D?Answer: and phosphorus metabolism and absoprtion
Question: vitamin E?Answer: protects red blood
Question: vitamin K?Answer: blood proteins, calcium metabolism
Question: thiamin?Answer: coenzyme for conversion of pyruvate to acetyl coenzyme
Question: ?Answer: coenzymes helping to form and FADH2
Question: ?Answer: coenzymes NAD and NADPH are involved with 100s of involved in metabolism of carbs
Question: acid?Answer: coenzyme in energy metabolism important in formation of CoA incolved in TCA cycle to release energy
Question: thiamine?Answer:
Question: Answer: B2
Question: niacinAnswer:
Question: panthotenic Answer: B5
Question: , pyridoxal, pyridoxamine?Answer: B6
Question: biotin / H?Answer: B7
Question: acid?Answer: B9
Question: ?Answer: B12
Question: vit c?Answer: ascorbic
Question: vit A?Answer: retinal retinoic acid
Question: vit d3?Answer:
Question: vit d2?Answer:
Question: vit e?Answer: alpha
Question: vit k1?Answer:
Question: vit k2?Answer:
Question: fat soluble ?Answer: A, D2,D3, E, K1,K2
Question: soluble vitamins?Answer: B1,B2,B3,B5,B6,B7,B9,B12
Question: water soluble ?Answer: absorbed directly into bloodstream via AT or FD primarily absorbed in intestine readily excreted from body not stored, consistent daily intake important
Question: water soluble vitamins are absorbed where?Answer: bloodstream
Question: water soluble require regular intake why?Answer: not readily stored and are readily excreted from
Question: fat vitamins are incorporated where?Answer: micelles bile acids
Question: do micelles transport fat soluble vitamins?Answer: intestinal
Question: what to fat soluble vitamins transported into the intestinal cells using micellesAnswer: absorbed in intestinal
Question: when the fat soluble vitamins are absorbed into intestinal they are packaged as what?Answer:
Question: are too large to enter what?Answer: capillaries
Question: as are too large to enter chylomicrons where are they delivered?Answer: system
Question: where are the chylomicrons ?Answer: liver and adipose
Question: are not what?Answer: not readily from body
Question: how can accumulation of toxic quanntities of vitamin A and D ?Answer: consumption
Question: chylomicrons?Answer: protein coated lipid found in absorptive cell of intestine
Question: micelle?Answer: bile coated lipid droplets in lumen of small
Question: vitamin ?Answer: disease caused by chronic long term deficieny
Question: avitaminosis?Answer: condition caused by complete deficiency in one or more
Question: hypovitaminosis?Answer: state of deficiency
Question: cofactor?Answer: non protein chemical or metallic ion that is bound to a protein and is required for proteins biological activity
Question: what is a non protein chemical compound or metallic ion bound to a protein and is required for protein's biological Answer: cofactor
Question: what do act as?Answer: group reagents
Question: group transfer ?Answer:
Question: coenzymes?Answer: synthesised from metabolites
Question: derived coenzymes?Answer: derivatives of
Question: ATP acts as what?Answer: coenzyme
Question: why does ATP act as a coenzyme?Answer: in various metabolic processes and facilitates biochemical reactions
Question: what can ATP do?Answer: store and transport chemical energy donate groups via phosphorylation couple exergonic and endergonic reactions
Question: reaction?Answer: energy to surroundings
Question: ?Answer: essential for normal growth and required in tiny amounts
Question: why must be supplied in diet?Answer: cannot be in mammalian cells
Question: vitamins are for what?Answer: synthesis
Question: how are most transformed to the coenzymeAnswer: enzymatically
Question: deficit of ?Answer: result in correspondent coenzyme resulting in
Question: have what in the metabolic reactions?Answer: functions (cofactors)
Question: vitamins have catalytic functions (cofactors) in reaction and do not what?Answer: do not act as substrates
Question: have specific what?Answer: functions in metabolism
Question: vitamin A?Answer: growth repair of body tissues
Question: D?Answer: and phosphorus metabolism and absoprtion
Question: vitamin E?Answer: protects red cells
Question: K?Answer: clotting proteins, calcium metabolism
Question: thiamin?Answer: coenzyme for of pyruvate to acetyl coenzyme A
Question: riboflavin?Answer: coenzymes helping to form and FADH2
Question: ?Answer: coenzymes NAD and NADPH are with 100s of enzymes involved in metabolism of carbs
Question: acid?Answer: coenzyme in energy metabolism important in formation of acetyl CoA in TCA cycle to release energy
Question: ?Answer: B1
Question: riboflavinAnswer:
Question: niacinAnswer:
Question: acidAnswer: B5
Question: pyridoxine, , pyridoxamine?Answer:
Question: biotin / H?Answer: B7
Question: acid?Answer: B9
Question: ?Answer: B12
Question: vit c?Answer: ascorbic
Question: vit A?Answer: retinol retinal retinoic
Question: vit d3?Answer:
Question: vit d2?Answer:
Question: vit e?Answer: tocopherol
Question: vit k1?Answer:
Question: vit k2?Answer:
Question: fat soluble ?Answer: A, D2,D3, E, K1,K2
Question: water vitamins?Answer: B1,B2,B3,B5,B6,B7,B9,B12
Question: water vitamins?Answer: absorbed directly into bloodstream via AT or absorbed in intestine readily excreted from body not readily stored, consistent daily intake important
Question: water vitamins are absorbed directly where?Answer:
Question: water soluble require regular intake why?Answer: not stored and are readily excreted from body
Question: fat soluble vitamins are incorporated ?Answer: micelles bile acids
Question: where do micelles transport fat soluble ?Answer: intestinal
Question: what happens to fat soluble transported into the intestinal cells using micellesAnswer: absorbed in cells
Question: when the fat soluble vitamins are absorbed into intestinal cells they are as what?Answer: chylomicrons
Question: are too large to enter what?Answer: capillaries
Question: as chylomicrons are too to enter chylomicrons where are they delivered?Answer: system
Question: where are the stored?Answer: liver and tissue
Question: are not what?Answer: not excreted from body
Question: how can of toxic quanntities of vitamin A and D occur?Answer: consumption
Question: chylomicrons?Answer: coated lipid found in absorptive cell of small intestine
Question: micelle?Answer: bile coated lipid in lumen of small intestine
Question: disease?Answer: disease by chronic long term vitamin deficieny
Question: ?Answer: condition caused by complete in one or more vitamins
Question: hypovitaminosis?Answer: state of partial deficiency of one or more vitamins which lead to various health issues
Question: ?Answer: develops upon only prolonged use of excessive amount of
Question: A?Answer: often result from excessive high dose animal liver consumption leading to nausea headache and liver damage
Question: b6 toxicity?Answer: typically from excessive and vitamin B6 supplements leading to nerve damage causing and difficulty walking
Question: avitaminosis/ ?Answer: any disease caused by chronic or long-term vitamin or caused by a defect in metabolic conversion
 
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