Name the vitamin: 1. B-complex vitamin, needed to produce new DNA for cell division and heme of hemoglobin, absorption is reduced by aspirin, birth control pills, antacids, absorption is enhanced by milk 2. B-complex vitamin, part of coenzyme A, stimulates cell growth, synthesis of lipids, hemoglobin and neurotransmitters, produced by intestinal bacteria and widespread in foods 3. yellow-orange plant pigment, functions as antioxidant and precursor to vitamin, reduces risk of cancer 4. hormone-like function, makes calcium and phosphorus available in blood for bone use and made by body in UV light 5. needed for collagen formation (scars, vessels), antioxidant for water-soluble tissue, reduces cold symptoms, release of stress hormones 6. B-complex vitamin, nerve transmission and myelin sheath formation, normal appetite, energy release from glucose 7. maintains epithelial tissue to reduce keratinization, part of light perception pigment, rhodopsin, used in bone remodeling 8. used to produce blood clotting proteins and bone formation proteins, produced by bacteria in large intestine 9. antioxidant for fat molecules (lungs, red blood cells),works with the help of selenium 10. B-complex vitamin, used to covert protein into glucose, can be made from tryptophan, used in capillary flush 11. B-complex vitamin, production of amino acids, hemoglobin, GABA and serotonin production, deficiencies discovered in women with PMS 12. B-complex vitamin, maintains myelin sheath, needed for cell division and maturation (red blood cells and bone), found only in animal foods, requires intrinsic factor for absorption (linked to pernicious anemia)

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Name the vitamin:

1. B-complex vitamin, needed to produce new DNA for cell division and heme of hemoglobin, absorption is reduced by aspirin, birth control pills, antacids, absorption is enhanced by milk

2. B-complex vitamin, part of coenzyme A, stimulates cell growth, synthesis of lipids, hemoglobin and neurotransmitters, produced by intestinal bacteria and widespread in foods

3. yellow-orange plant pigment, functions as antioxidant and precursor to vitamin, reduces risk of cancer

4. hormone-like function, makes calcium and phosphorus available in blood for bone use and made by body in UV light

5. needed for collagen formation (scars, vessels), antioxidant for water-soluble tissue, reduces cold symptoms, release of stress hormones

6. B-complex vitamin, nerve transmission and myelin sheath formation, normal appetite, energy release from glucose

7. maintains epithelial tissue to reduce keratinization, part of light perception pigment, rhodopsin, used in bone remodeling

8. used to produce blood clotting proteins and bone formation proteins, produced by bacteria in large intestine

9. antioxidant for fat molecules (lungs, red blood cells),works with the help of selenium

10. B-complex vitamin, used to covert protein into glucose, can be made from tryptophan, used in capillary flush

11. B-complex vitamin, production of amino acids, hemoglobin, GABA and serotonin production, deficiencies discovered in women with PMS

12. B-complex vitamin, maintains myelin sheath, needed for cell division and maturation (red blood cells and bone), found only in animal foods, requires intrinsic factor for absorption (linked to pernicious anemia)

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