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Vitamin
  • Professor Dr. Jin BQ
  • Department of Food Science Nutrition
  • NJNU

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Introduction
  • Small molecule organic compounds
  • From Foods
  • No composition in body
  • No supplying energy
  • Joining metabolism

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Name
  • According to the finding history, A B C D----
  • According to its physiological action, Soluble
  • According to its chemical structure

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Classification
  • Lipid-solution A, D, E, K
  • Liquid-solution Bcom, C, choline

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  • Vitamin Deficiency
  • 1 Reasons Lower supply from food
  • Lower absorption in gut
  • Requirement increase in crowds
  • Others
  • 2 Deficiency Clinic or Original
  • Marginal
    Secondary
  • Cooperation Assisting
  • Anti-assisting

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Typicality
  • Coenzyme/cofactor/adjuvant
  • Destroyed easily
  • Lipid-vitamin is easy to store in body-toxin
  • Liquid-vitamin is rich in foods, and easy to
    excreted

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Vit. A, Retinol
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  • Typicality
  • Absorption metabolism
  • Function 6 kinds
  • 1 Vision visual yellow, dark adaptation
  • 2 Epithelial growing cell developing
  • 3 Improving immune
  • 4 Anti-oxidation anti-cancer
  • Deficiency Night blindness
  • Epithelial hurting
    Delaying growth

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RNI Food Source
  • RE 800ug/700ug
  • Ul/Vit.A 3000ug/d (2250 IU)
  • In animal foods, such as liver, yolk, fish oil
  • In vegetables, such as ß-carotene
  • Toxicity half-life 128-154d/in body

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Vit. D, Cholecaliferol
1,25-(OH)2 Vit D D3 cholecalciferol D2
ergocalciferol
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  • Typicality
    Absorption metabolism
  • Function 5 kinds
  • 1 Adjusting Ca absorption re-absorption
  • 2 Maintaining Ca balance in blood
  • 4 Assisting Ca deposit in bone or tooth
  • 5 Anti-oxidation
  • Deficiency Bone loss/osteoporosis
  • Rhachitis
  • Gristle
  • Convulsion

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RNI Food Source
  • RNI 5-10ug/d (300-400IU)
  • UL 20 ug /d
  • Rich in liver, yolk, fish oil and so on
  • D transfering in skin
  • Toxicity the same as A
  • Ratio AD 8-101

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Vit.E, Tocopherol (aß?d)
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  • History 1922 got it from malt oil,
  • Chemist ???in US, named
    Tocopherol
  • Typicality
  • Absorption metabolism
  • Function 5kinds
  • 1 Anti-oxidation / GSH-Px
  • 2 For RBC
  • 4 For DNA, CoQ
  • 5 For reproductivity

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  • Deficiency ESe, ????????
  • Effects Gossypol, microelements
  • RNI 10-12 mg/d
  • Rich in vegetable oil, nuts, meat, egg, milk
  • Toxicity gt400mg/d

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Phylloquinone, Vit.K
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  • Typicality K1, K2, , yellow
  • Absorption metabolism
  • Function ??????????????
  • 1 Coagulating
  • 2 Anti-oxidation
  • 3 Hormone-similar, increasing T3/T4
  • 4 Improving gastr-intestine movement
  • RDA 65-80mg, UL500mg

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Vit. B Family
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Thiamine, B1
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  • 1897 found by Dr. Eijkman, 1936 realized its
    structure
  • Typicality White crystal
    Absorption metabolism
  • By 80TPP, 10TTP, TMP
  • 25-30mg total in body, 50 in muscle
  • Function
  • 1 Coenzymes
  • 2 For Energy Metabolism, ATP
  • 4 For AA---COO-
  • 5 For Nerves transfer---choline
  • Exhausted1mg /d, 2-3w used at all
  • Deficiency Beriberi, Aneurin
  • RNI1.3-1.4mg/d, UL50mg/d

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Riboflavin, Vit.B2
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  • Typicality Orange crystal
  • Absorption metabolism
  • Function
  • 1 Coenzymes FMN-FAD-flavoprotein
  • 2 Energy Metabolism B1B2B6 PP synthesis
  • 3 Fe absorbing
  • 4 Anti-oxidation GSSG
  • Exhausted 60-80d
  • Deficiency Dermatitis
  • RNI 1.2-1.4mg/d
  • Good sources Yolk, meat, cereals, green
    vegetables

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Niacin, Nicotinic Acid, Vit.PP, B3
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  • History18 centry, found a disease in Italy,
    pellagra
  • 1912 Funk found a Vit could
    cure it
  • 1926 yeast cured it
  • 1937 named it,pellagra
    preventive factor,PP
  • Typicality White crystal
  • Absorption metabolism Small intestine liver
  • Typicality White crystal
  • Absorption metabolism Small intestine liver

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  • Function
  • 1 Coenzymes NAD, NADP
  • 2 For insulin, GTF-glucose tolerance factor
    (25mg/kg/d)
  • 3 For protein and fat synthesis

  • Deficiency Pellagra, dermatitis, diarrhea,
    dementia
  • RNI13-14mg/d, UL 35mg/d
  • Good sources Liver, cereals, green vegetables

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Vit. B6

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  • 1926 found dermatitis in rats when its deficiency
  • 1934 found and named by Prof. Snell Gyorgy ???
  • 1938 Prof. Gyorgy got crystal B6 and knew its
    structure
  • 1939 man-made
  • Typicality White crystal
  • Absorption metabolism Small intestine

  • 75-80 in muscle
  • Function
  • 1 Coenzymes gt 100
  • 2 Nerve system, -CH3
  • 3 EM
  • Deficiency
  • AI 1.2mg/d
  • Good sources white meat

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Folic Acid
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  • 1943 found by Lederle
  • Typicality Yellow crystal
  • Absorption metabolism Small intestine, 50
  • Function (H4F)
  • 1 hemoglobin-RBC
  • 2 nerve development
  • 3 CH3
  • Deficiency
  • RNI 400ug/d, UL 1000ug/d
  • Good sources fruits, green vegetables, nuts,
    beans, egg, meat

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Vit.B12

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  • History 1926 found by Minot and Murphy
  • 1934 ????????????
  • 1948 divided into B12 in US
  • 1956 Hodgkin X?? its structure
  • 1964 ???????
  • 1972 man-made by Woodward
  • Typicality dark red crystal
  • Absorption metabolism link inn-factor

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  • Function
  • 1 For RBC
  • 2 For nerve development
  • 3 For cofactors, CH3-
  • Deficiency
  • RDA
  • Good sources fruits, green vegetables, nuts,
    beans, egg, meat

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Ascorbic Acid, Vit.C

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  • 1928-1932 found
  • Typicality White crystal
  • Absorption metabolism
  • Function
  • 1 Coenzymes
  • 2 Fe absorbing
  • 3 Anti-oxidation
  • 4 Improving immune
  • Deficiency Scurve, perifollicuar hemorrhage
  • RNI 100mg/d, UL lt1000mg/d
  • Good sources fruits, green vegetables, nuts,
    beans, egg, meat

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Vitamins percent from Foods in UK
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