Question 1
a. Other than the B12 the following two water soluble vitamins are important for healthy functioning of nervous system:-
These are the part of enzyme required for energy metabolism
b. Thiamine and niacin contributes to the overall functioning of nervous system in the following way
Because it is having a role of synthesis of acetylcholine, which is an important neurotransmitter.
Thiamine’s role in its synthesis is as a cofactor with acetyl-CoA to produce acetylcholine. Acetylcholine, in turn, is a neurotransmitter that stimulates muscle control and behaviour. It is also a transmitter in the brain region, and is required for memory and cognition.
QUESTION 1 (2 PARTS) Other than vitamin B12, which 2 water-soluble vitamins are important for a....
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1.Name 3 barriers to meeting vitamin D needs. 2.Describe how the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins differs from water-soluble vitamins.
ns Reset Help fat-soluble vitamins vitamin A 1. The are not involved as coenzymes. But they are still essential in our diet, and they are involved in important processes such as vision, bone formation, protection from oxidation, and blood clotting. vitamin C water-soluble vitamins is absorbed from some foods like carrots in the form of carotene. The vitamin accumulates in the rods and cones of the eyes and plays a role in vision folic acid is a vitamin that is...
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