Biochem-Case Study-WVSOM Class of 2012
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| in IDA, you would have decreased levels of what molecule? | ferritin
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| transketolase would be low in what vitamin deficiency? | thiamine
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| in iron deficiency anemia, oxidative phosphorylation is deficient, leading to buildup of what 2 molecules? | FADH2 and NADH
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| vitamin k is involved with what reaction? | coagulation
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| niacin deficiency will lead to less what? | NADH/NAD
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| which cofactor is less available in riboflavin deficiency? | FADH/FAD
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| would glycolysis be directly affected by riboflavin deficiency? | no (indirectly)
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| what dehydrogenase is affected by thiamine deficiency? | Alpha-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase
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