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Biochemistry Lecture 9: Vitamins

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Which type of vitamins can be stored in the body and do not require regular supply?

Fat-soluble vitamins (correct)

Carbohydrate-soluble vitamins

Water-soluble vitamins

Protein-soluble vitamins

What happens to the excess of water-soluble vitamins in the body?

They are stored in the liver

They are converted into fat-soluble vitamins

They are used as a source of energy

They are excreted in the urine (correct)

Why are fat-soluble vitamins more likely to accumulate to toxic levels in the body?

Because they do not require bile for absorption

Because they are excreted in the urine

Because they can be stored in the liver and fatty tissues (correct)

Because they are readily excreted from the body

Which biochemical functions do vitamins contribute to?

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Why are water-soluble vitamins required regularly in the diet?

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Biochemistry Lecture 9: Vitamins

Choose a study mode

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Questions and Answers

Which type of vitamins can be stored in the body and do not require regular supply?

What happens to the excess of water-soluble vitamins in the body?

Why are fat-soluble vitamins more likely to accumulate to toxic levels in the body?

Which biochemical functions do vitamins contribute to?

Why are water-soluble vitamins required regularly in the diet?

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