Match the following vitamin or enzyme to the information given below. vitamin A

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Match the following vitamin or enzyme to the information given below. vitamin A vitamin B_1(thiamin) vitamin B_2 (riboflavin) vitamin B_3(niacin) vitamin B_6(pyridoxine) folate vitamin B_12 (cobalamijn) pantathenic acid chondroitin melatonin biotin vitamin C (ascorbic acid) vitamin D(claciferols) vitamin E (alph-tocppherol) vitamin K gingerol gingeng glucosamine arginine pycnogenol kawain from kava chromium picolinate para-aminobenzoic acid choline inositol lycopene acetyl-L-carnitine alpha lipoic acid lutein I-glutathione prevents night blindness and xerophalmia a nutritional supplement and ingredient in sunscreen has carboxylic acid, alcohol, and amide functional groups and is used in Coenzyme A has a thiol and low levels are found in Alzheimer's patients needed to form lecithin for proper cell membrane structure (don't drink too much caffeinated coffee) and and and are fat soluble vitamins Overdose can cause liver damage, peptic ulcers, skin rash, and flusing of the skin and and and and are anlioxidant supplements (not vitamins) this phenol is used to calm the stomach and prevent seasickness helps with the sleep cycle, this hormone level decreases with age

Explanation / Answer

a. Vitamin A : deficiency causes night blindness and xeropthalmia

k. vitamin D : a nutrional supliment and an ingredient in suncreen

h. pantothenic acid : has carboxylic, alcohol amine and used in coenzyme A

z. I-glutathione : has a thiol and found in alzeihmer patient

t. choline : needed to form lecithin to form proper cell structure

a, k, l and m are fat soluble vitamins

d. niacin overdose can cause liver damage, skin damage, ulcers and flushing of the skin

n. gingerol is used to clam stomach and prevent sea sickness

alpha. chondroitin helps with the sleep cycle and decreases with age

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