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Name plant and animal source of vitamin a vitamin b vitamin c vitamin d

name plant and animal sources of vitamin K Tamang B Vitamin C vitamin D name plant and animal sources of Vitamin A B C D ​

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Answered by pardeepkumar78
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Answer:

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Answered by narraharshita123
3

Answer:

Vitamins are a group of chemically diverse organic compounds that an organism requires for normal metabolism. Apart from a few exceptions (e.g., 

vitamin D

), the human body cannot synthesize vitamins on its own in sufficient amounts and must, therefore, ensure a steady supply through the diet. Vitamins are micronutrients that do not provide energy (like 

macronutrients

) but instead have very specific biochemical roles. They can be coenzymes in various reactions (B vitamins, vitamins A and K) and/or antioxidants that protect the cell and its membrane from 

free radicals

 (vitamins C and E). They can also enable cell signaling (

vitamin A

) and 

gene transcription

 (vitamins A and E) or function as 

hormones

 (e.g., 

vitamin D

). Vitamins are classified into 

fat-soluble vitamins

, which the body can store, and water-soluble vitamins, which, with the exception of vitamins B9 (

folate

) and B12 (

cobalamin

), the body cannot store over significant periods of time and, therefore, require continuous intake. A balanced diet typically supplies the body with all vitamins it requires. Deficiencies occur mainly due to 

malnutrition

malabsorption

 disorders, or restrictive diets (e.g., 

vitamin B12

 deficiency in a 

vegan diet

).

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