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what are the main cellular functions of potassiumbesides being significant for the osmotic regulation and for the acid-base equilibrium ph potassium
what are the functions of biotin and pantothenic acid for the body how are these vitamins obtainedbiotin also called as vitamin b8 is a vitamin that
why are some types of hemorrhagic diseases caused by genetic or acquired deficiency of the vitamin k metabolism lack of vitamin k predisposes to
what is the function of vitamin e in which foods can it be found vitamin e or tocopherol is a fat-soluble vitamin that participates as coenzyme in
what is the disease caused by vitamin d deficiency which tissue does it affectthe lack of vitamin d causes the disease called as rickets rachitis
why isnt the cooking of vitamin c-containing foods appropriate for vitamin c supplyto obtain vitamin c for example from an orange dessert the
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what is folic acid why is the anemia caused by deficiency of folic acid known as megaloblastic anemia the folic acid when ionized it is known as
what are the main harms caused by vitamin a deficiency how does this vitamin act in the physiology of vision deficiency of vitamin a retinol might be
what is the difference between water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins why can fat-soluble vitamins cause harm when ingested in excesswater-soluble
what are vitamins what are the main vitamins needed by humansmost vitamins are coenzymes fundamental substances for the enzyme functioning that are
according to their functions how can nutrients are classifiedone possible and utile functional classification for nutrients is the one that divides
what is the difference between macro and micronutrients the categorization criterion of nutrients into macro and micronutrients has no relation to
what is a nutrienta nutrient is it substance used in the metabolism and which is acquired from the diet such as vitamins and necessary amino acids
what is an example of negative feeback of the homeostatic regulationnegative feedback happens when the response to a given action makes an effect
what is the difference between anabolism and catabolismmetabolism comprises two opposing processes anabolism and catabolism anabolism is a set of
what is the epidemiological association between hemophilia and hiv infectionas hemophilic patients need frequent transfusions of clotting factors
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what are clotting factorsclotting factors are substances enzymes coenzymes reagents essential for the clotting stages to happen besides those
how can the blood coagulation clotting process be describedblood clotting encompasses a sequence of chemical reactions whose respective products are
how are platelets formed what is the function of platelets what consequences does the clinical condition known as thrombocytopenia yieldplatelets
what is the generic function of leukocytes what are leukocytosis and leukopeniathe generic function of leukocytes is to contribute in the defense of
what are the types of leukocytes and how are they classified into granulocytes and agranulocytes the types of leukocytes are monocytes lymphocytes
what is the difference among white and red blood cells what are leukocytesred blood cells are erythrocytes and white blood cells are the
what is anemia what are the four main types of anemiaanemia is low concentration of hemoglobin in the bloodthe four main types of anemia are the