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Vitamin names and deficiencies

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Fat Soluble vitamins   A, D, E, and K  
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Ascorbic acid   vitamin C  
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Deficiency results in anemia   Folic acid  
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Deficiency induces pellagra   Niacin  
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Thiamine   B1  
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Riboflavin   B2  
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pyroxidine   B6  
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cyanocobalamin   B12  
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Important in vision; Night blindness results from its deficiency   A  
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essential in metabolism of glucose and fats; nausea and vomiting result from its deficiency   Pantothenic acid  
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Important antioxidant; deficiency results in hemolysis and neuropathy   Vitamin E  
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Deficiency result in abnormal electrocardiograms, skin and tongue changes   Biotin  
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Deficiency is pernicious anemia   B12  
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Essential cofactor of amino acid synthesis and neurologic function   B6  
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Deficiency causes beriberi, abnormal cardiac function, and peripheral neuropathy   B1  
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Used in DNA synthesis   B12  
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deficiency causes rickets, osteomalacia   D  
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Important in blood clotting   K  
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Essential for calcium metabolism and bone mineralization   D  
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Found in spinach, cabbage. cauliflower, and other green leafy vegetables   K  
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Precursor to this is beta-carotene   A  
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found in eggs, meat, poultry, shellfish, and milk   B12  
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Also called folic acid   B9  
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Found in eggs, milk, meat, cream, cheese, liver, kidney, cod, and halibut fish oil   A  
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Found in lean meats, eggs, legumes, nuts, green leafy vegetables, and dairy products   B2  
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Found primarily in dairy products   D  
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Another name for Vitamin A   Retinol  
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Niacin   Vitamin B3  
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