Vitamin B12 Cobalamin Flashcards

1
Q

what is the other name of vitamin b12

A

cobalamin

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2
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what is the cofactor of vitamin b12

A

cobalamin

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3
Q

what are the dietary sources of vitamin b12

A

1 meat
2 fish
3 intestinal bacteria
4 eggs
5 diary products
6 yeast

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4
Q

what is the defeciency of vitamin b12

A

there is a decrease in the secretion of intrinsic factor (IF) and or Hcl
long term vegetarian diet and malabsorption
prencious anemia and megaloblastic anemia

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5
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how is cobalamin separated from digested foods?

A

by pepsin
hcl
haptocorrin (attached salivary protein)

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6
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the vitamin is released by

A

pancreatic enzymes

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7
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IF which is a glycoprotein is secreted by

A

partial cells of gastric mucoasa

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8
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where does IF binds to B12

A

in the ileum

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9
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IF-B12 complex is taken to the ileum epithileal cells via

A

cubilin receptors

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10
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when IF-b12 complex dissociates what happens?

A

transcobalamin II (TcII) binds to b12 forming holotranscobalamin

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11
Q

Holotranscobalamin is released to plasma.
This complex is taken into the cells (liver
and other tissues) via ____________
Vitamin is released from TcII and found in
cytosol as _____________ in
mitochondria as _____________________________

A
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