1. Vitamin A- RHODOPSIN. It is a functional part of rhodopsin.
2. Vitamin D- calcitriol
3. RIBOFLAVIN- FAD ( coenzymes of riboflavin)
4. NIACIN- NAD ( coenzyme of niacin)
5. PANTOTHENIC ACID - CoA.
6. PYRIDOXINE- aminolevulinate synthase. It uses PLP as a cofactor.
7. FOLATE- polyglutamate. It uses THF as a cofactor.
8. COBALMIN- METHIONiNE SYNTHASE. it is an enzyme which synthesises methionine from homocysteine.
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A deficiency of the B vitamin niacin can result in which of the following? A beriberi B Wernicke encephalopathy c pellagra D scurvy 1. Which organ contributes to the homeostasis of riboflavin by removing the excess? A kidney B liver C stomach D duodenum 2. 3. How does smoking seem to affect biotin catabolism in women? A increases it decreases it B C changes it into a toxic substance D there is no effect on biotin from smoking The primary...