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q how does vitamin c act in the body what is the harm caused by insufficiency of vitamin c why was this deficiency also known as sailors
q what are the vitamins which make up the b complex which problems does the lack of these vitamins causevitamins of the b complex are vitamin b1 or
q what is folic acid why is the anemia caused by deficiency of folic acid known as megaloblastic anemiathe folic acid when ionized it is called
q what are the major harms caused by vitamin a deficiency how does this vitamin act in the physiology of visiondeficiency of vitamin a retinol may
q what is the difference between fat-soluble and water-soluble vitamins why can fat-soluble vitamins cause harm when ingested in excesswater-soluble
q what are vitamins what are the major vitamins needed by humansmost vitamins are coenzymes fundamental substances for the enzyme functioning that
q according to their functions how can nutrients are classifiedone possible and utile functional classification for nutrients is the one that
q what is the difference between micronutrients and macrothe classification criterion of nutrients into micronutrients and macro has no relation to
q what is a nutrienta nutrient is every substance used in the metabolism and which is obtaining from the diet for example essential amino acids and
q what is an example of positive feedback of the homeostatic regulationin positive feedback the effect caused by an action stimulates the action even
q what is an instance of negative feedback of the homeostatic regulationnegative feedback happens when the response to a given action generates an
q how do antagonistic mechanisms manage homeostatic regulationthe homeostatic maintenance of the body typically occurs by means of alternating
q what is the homeostasis what are the sensors effectors and controllers of homeostasishomeostasis comprises the processes by which the organism
q what is the difference between catabolism and anabolismmetabolism comprises two opposing processes catabolism and anabolism anabolism is a set of
q what is metabolismmetabolism is the set of chemical and physical processes upon which the life of the cells of a living being
q streptokinase is a substance used in the treatment of acute myocardial infarction how does this substance actsubstances known as fibrinolytics like
q what is dicoumarol how does this substance act in the clotting process and what are some examples of its toxicitycoumarinic anticoagulants cannot
q what are anticoagulants what are the practical applications of anticoagulants like heparin in medicineordinarily there are anticoagulants
q what is the epidemiological association between hemophilia and hiv infectionin the past the blood banks did not usually perform hiv detection tests
q how is hemophilia treated why is hemophilia rare in femaleshemophilia is medically treated with administration of factor viii in case of hemophilia
q what is factor viii what is the genetic disease in which this factor is absentfactor viii has the function of activating factor x that in its turn
q what is the organ where most of the clotting factors are produced what is the role of vitamin k in the blood coagulationmost of the clotting
q what are clotting factorsclotting factors are substances coenzymes enzymes reagents necessary for the clotting stages to happen besides those
q how can the blood coagulation clotting process be describedblood clotting encompasses a sequence of chemical reactions whose respective products
q how does the organism understand that a clotting process must beginwhen there is some tissue wound with injury of blood vessel the platelets and