description of vitamin , their requirements, sources and deficiency symptoms

1. vitamins AL- KALAMOON UNIVERSITY DENTISRY COLLEGE DR. LOUAY LABBAN

4. IMPORTANCE OF VITAMINS VITAMINS FUNCTION B1, B2, B3, B5, B 6, B7, B9, B12, C, K COENZYME B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7 METABOLISM OF ENERGY YIELDING NUTRIENTS B 6, B 9, B12 RED BLOOD CELL SYNTHESIS B6, B9, B12 AMINO ACID METABOLISM B 7, B 5, B 3 FATTY ACID SYNTHESIS C , E ANTIOXODENT PROTECTION B1, B6, B12 NERVE TRANSMISSION A, D GENE EXPRESSION

10. THIAMIN IMPORTANCE

11. BERIBERI

12. SOURCES OF THIAMIN

15. RIBOFALVIN IMPORTANCE

17. Riboflavin deficiency

18. SOURCES OF RIBOFLAVIN

21. IMPORTANCE OF NIACIN OR VITAMIN B 3

22. SOURCES OF NIACIN

24. DEFICIENCY OF NIACIN OR B3

25. Pellagra

26. Pellagra

32. VITAMIN B6 FUNCTIONS

35. VITAMIN B6 SOURCES

44. FOLATE OR VITAMIN B 9

45. Folic acid functions

47. Folic acid function

51. Sources of VITAMIN B12

56. ASCORBIC ACID OR VITAMIN C

58. SOURCES OF VITAMIN C

61. SCURVY IN HUMAN

66. Retinopathy

67. Night blindness

68. VITAMIN A

69. sources

71. Functions

72. sources

73. Vitamin D deficiency

74. Ricketts

75. Osteoporosis

77. Functions of vitamin E

78. Functions of vitamin E

79. Sources

81. Ssources of vitamin K

82. Functions of vitamin K

83. Vitamin K deficiency