All of the following nutrients are correctly matched with one of their primary functions EXCEPT:
a. vitamin B6—amino acid metabolism.
b. pantothenic acid—antioxidant.
c. choline—incorporation into cell membranes.
d. niacin—DNA repair.
Ans: b. pantothenic acid—antioxidant.
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What will be an ideal response?
A compound that can be converted into an active vitamin inside the body is known as a(n):
coenzyme predecessor antivitamin provitamin enzyme
The term used to describe the age-related processes that increase risk of disability, disease, and death is
A. senescence. B. pre-programmed aging. C. morbid aging. D. life span.
Where does the energy needed to produce ATP come from?
a. The oxidized forms of several coenzymes b. NADPH + H+ and FADH2 c. Anabolic enzymes d. Glycerol