2.Which vitamin can be synthesized in significant amounts by humans and, therefo
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2.Which vitamin can be synthesized in significant amounts by humans and, therefore, may NOT be essential?
retinoids
vitamin K
carotenoids
vitamin E
vitamin D
3.Fat-soluble vitamins are mainly stored in:
skeletal muscles and liver.
the gallbladder.
skeletal muscles and fatty tissues.
fatty tissues and liver.
the gallbladder and liver.
4. Which MUST be present for fat-soluble vitamins to be absorbed?
calcium and intrinsic factor
dietary lipids and LDL
dietary lipids and insulin
dietary lipids and bile calcium and LDL
5. An early sign of vitamin A deficiency is:
hypervitaminosis A.
night blindness.
keratinization.
infectious diseases.
carotenemia.
6. _____ is used to synthesize vitamin D when human skin is exposed to UV radiation.
Cholesterol
Melanin
Calcitriol
Cortisol
Tocopherol
7. The visual pigment rhodopsin is made of _____ and _____.
opsin; retinol
opsin; beta-carotene
opsin; retinoic acid
opsin; retinal
opsin; xanthophyll
8. Which vitamin is particularly effective at preventing free-radical damage to cell membranes?
carotenoids
vitamin K
vitamin A
vitamin D
vitamin E
9. Consumption of 300 mg tryptophan can result in the synthesis of _____ mg of niacin.
3
5
2
4
1
10.Which list contains ONLY vitamins whose deficiency can cause anemia?
vitamin B6, vitamin B12, thiamin
vitamin B6, vitamin B12, folate
vitamin B6, vitamin B12, niacin
biotin, vitamin B12, folate
vitamin B6, folate, retinoids, vitamin K
Explanation / Answer
3. fat soluble vitamins are mainly stored in liver and fatty tissues.
the liver cells are rich in certain fat soluble vitamins.
examples for fat soluble vitamins A,D,E,K
these 4 fat solubles are regarded as lipds.
10. vitamin B12 ,folate/folicacid ,and vit B6 is deficency to cause Anemia.
this deficeny cause megaloblastic Anemia.
in this Anemia bone marrow produces red blood cells are large and abnormal.
7. the visual pigment of rhodopsin is made up of opsin and retinal .
rhodopsin is a light sensitive receptor protein involved in visual phototransduction.
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