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Vitamins I
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Biochemistry Mapa Mental sobre Vitamins I, creado por hardinbc el 05/05/2013.
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Vitamins I
Characteristics
essential
cannot be synthesized
organic
specialized functions
catalytic roles
hormones
antioxidants
from cellular foods
classification
water soluble
cellular metabolism
energy supplying
contain H+
attached to electronegative atom
form H bonds w/ H2O
do not accumulate
need regular supply
B1, B2, B6, B12
folate, pantothenate, biotin
fat soluble
specialized functions
vitamin B3
Pellagra
dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia, death
1920 epidemic
Casal's necklace
disease of malnutrition
niacin
pellagra preventative factor
sources
food
liver, meats peanuts, legumes, whole wheat
enriched grains
tryptophan
roles
vitamin
part of NADH and NADPH
15 mg/day
non-vitamin
vasodilator
lower plasma cholesterol levels
increase HDL
increase serum glucose and uric acid
Vitamin B1
thiamine
cofactor
pyruvate decarboxylase
a-ketoglutarate decarboxylase
transketolase
aa catabolism
a-ketoacid decarboxylase
transmits nerve impulses
food sources
brown rice, whole wheat, enrich grains, animal tissues, seeds, sprouts
deficiencies
Beriberi
peripheral neuropathy
muscle atrophy, weakness
heart failure
high cardiac output
wet Beriberi
edema
Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome
inhibition of absorption
alcohol
mental confusion
vision impairment
stupor
coma
hypothermia
hypotension
ataxia
in elderly
loss of appetite
fatigue
depression
Vitamin B2
heat stable
precursor
FMN, FAD
cofactors of
ETC
xanthine oxidase
hypoxanthine --> xanthine --> uric acid
succinate dehydrogenase
glutathione reductase
food sources
milk, eggs, liver, wheat germ, green veggies
deficiency
oral-buccal lesions
dermatitis
chronic alcoholics
Vitamin B6
three molecules
pyridoxine
pyridoxamine
pyridoxal
catalyze rxns
transamination
deamination
decarboxylation
requirements
high protein diets
pregnancy
heat labile
convulsions
deficiency
weakness
irritability
insomnia
dermatitis
microcytic anemia
iron deficienccy
impaired heme synthesis
Pantothenic acid
sulfhydryl group
CoA
ACP
roles
TCA cycle
FA synthesis
metabolism BCAA
conjugated bile acid synthesis
deficiency
rare
Biotin
roles
carboxylation
pyruvate --> OAA
acetyl-CoA --> malonyl-CoA
proprionyl-CoA --> methylmalonyl-CoA --> succinyl-CoA
leucine catabolism
methylcrotonyl-CoA carboxylase
non-carboxylaiton
alter chromatin structure
biotinylated histones
cell signaling/gene expresision
sources
liver, milk, plants
deficiency
rare
egg whites
avidin
binds tightly, prevent absorption
dermatitis, alopecia, enteritis
Folic acid
enzymatic role
transfer 1 C group
synthesis
choline, serine, glyciine, purines, dTMP
regeneration
homocysteine --> methionine
sources
leafy veggies, yeast, liver
deficiency
affects rapid dividing cells
megaloblastic anemia
leukopenia
gastric disturbances
early pregnancy
neural tube defects
supplement prior to conception
Vitamin B12
cobalamin
catalyze rxns
homocysteine --> methionine
methylmalonyl-CoA --> succinyl-CoA
sources
animal tissues/bacteria only
body has stores
3-5 years --> deficiency
deficiency
pernicious anemia
problem of malabsorption
lack intrinsic factor
inadequate absorption
lack of stomach acid
doesnt release B12 from food
increased in elderly
dietary
vegans
breast fed infants
symptoms
megaloblastic anemia
impaired DNA synthesis
progressive demyelination
Vitamin C
L-ascorbic acid
glucose derivative
gluconolactone oxidase
lacking in humans
water soluble
cofactor
hydroxylation of proline
procollagen
Scurvy
dopamine --> NE
synthesis
bile acids
corticosteroids
carnitine
non-enzymatic roles
enhance iron absorption
protects vit A, E, some B
electron acceptor
OH-, O2
glutathione regenerates
dehydroascorbate + 2CSH --> ascorbin acid + GSSG
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