Vitamins_ Biochemistry, Functions, and Deficiency Diseases (1)
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Vitamins. Biochemistry, Functions, and Deficiency Diseases.
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Lecture Coverage Overview. Total Vitamins. 13. Essential Vitamins.
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Introduction to Vitamins. What are Vitamins?. Essential organic compounds required in small amounts for normal physiological functions.
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Why Vitamins Matter. Critical Roles. Vitamins are essential for maintaining optimal health and preventing disease.
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Historical Perspective. Casimir Funk. Polish Biochemist.
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Timeline of Vitamin Discovery. 1889. Beriberi Discovery.
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Classification of Vitamins. Fat-Soluble. 4. Vitamin K.
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Fat-Soluble Vitamins Characteristics. Fat-Soluble.
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Overview of Fat-Soluble Vitamins. Fat-Soluble. 4.
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Vitamin A - Structure and Chemical Properties. Three Major Forms.
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Vitamin A - Biochemical Functions. Vision. Rhodopsin formation in retina.
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Vitamin A - Sources and Requirements. Rich Food Sources.
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Vitamin A Deficiency Diseases. Clinical Manifestations.