A
B
C
D
E
100

Name the fat soluble vitamins

Vitamins A, D, E, & K

100

Name for vitamin B9

Folate

100

How many carotenoids are there, can they all be converted to vitamin A

Over 600, not all can convert

100

How is vitamin transferred from intestine to liver

Through the chylomicron

100

Where do the hydroxylation reactions occur in vitamin D synthesis

1st - Liver (25th carbon)

2nd - Kidney (1st carbon)

200

Conditions associated with vitamin D deficiency

impaired bone development, rickets (young), osteomalacia, bowed legs, fractures

200

What is an antioxidant?

Product that scavenge for free radicals (lonely electrons)

200

What is phylloquinone

Produced by plants (vitamin K)

200

Chemical structure of all fat soluble vitamins

A- Single C ring and chain

D- Sterols

E- Double C and chain

K- Double C and variable chain

200

What can additional B6 help with

Mental health disorders

300

Role of intrinsic factor

Protein, small intestine covers B12 to intestinal transport and absorption

300

What is the active form of thiamin

Thiaminpyrophosphate 

300

Pigs can store which vitamin for 2 months

Thiamin

300

Riboflavin is apart of which compound

Flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD)

300

NAPH (?) role

Phosphorylated form of NAD (?) needed for fatty acid synthesis

400

B6 compounds

pyridoxal, pyridoxamine, pyridoxine

400

Signs of niacin deficiency

anorexia, reduced growth, dementia

400

What is transcobalamin

Transport mechanism to move B12

400

Vitamin A isomers and purpose

Retinol- Base component of retinol-palmitate

Retinoic Acid- role in cellular turnover

Retinal- important to vision

400

What is the other name for the source of vitamin A in animal tissue

Retinyl-ester

500

How is vitamin D synthesized

7 dehydrocholesterol converted to cholesterol (enzymatic), then to provitamin D3, skin and body temp metabolism converted to vitamin D

500

What can occur with vitamin K deficiency

Coagulation of blood and hemorrhaging can occur

500

How to detoxify menaquinones

Isoprene units

500

Functions of thiamine (vitamine B1)

Part of coenzyme required for oxidation of carbohydrates (energy metabolism) and maintenance of brain function

500

What is the role and function of vitamin E

Protects cellular integrity and prevents cellular death, potent antioxidant with vitamin C and selenium

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