The lipids with potent bio activities derived from isoprenoid precursors are common ina) Vitamin A, K, ubiquinone and dolicholb) Vitamin A, D, ubiquinone and dolicholc) Vitamin A, B, D and Kd) Vitamin A, B, K and dolichol

The lipids with potent bio activities derived from isoprenoid precursors are common ina) Vitamin A, K, ubiquinone and dolicholb) Vitamin A, D, ubiquinone and dolicholc) Vitamin A, B, D and Kd) Vitamin A, B, K and dolichol

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The lipids with potent bio activities derived from isoprenoid precursors are common in
a) Vitamin A, K, ubiquinone and dolichol
b) Vitamin A, D, ubiquinone and dolichol
c) Vitamin A, B, D and K
d) Vitamin A, B, K and dolichol

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