Vitamin-B1. Flashcards
Another name of vitamin-B1?
Thiamine.
Rich source of Vitamin-B1?
Aleurone layer of cereals( unpolished grains).
Chemical structure of vitamin-B1?
Pyramidine ring and Thiozole ring connected by methylene bridge.
How is its inactive form is converted to active?
By adding 2 phosphates in presence of Thiamine pyrophosphotransferase.
In which 4 mechanisms Thiamine pyrophosphate works as a coenzyme?
1) Carbohydrate metabolism.
2) By transketolase in HMP shunt pathway.
3) Breakdown of Pyruvate to Acetyl Co-A.
4) Oxidative decarboxylation of alpha KG to Succinyl Co-A.
Which lipid soluble acylated derivative is used for diabetics?
Benfotiamine.
Deficiency of vitamin-B1 leads to a common disease?
Beriberi.
In which case, Cardiovascular manifestations are prominent?
Wet beriberi.
In which case, CNS manifestations are prominent?
Dry beriberi.
Which disease occurs in infants if mother is suffering from thiamine deficiency?
Infantile beriberi.
Which disease has same clinical features as encephalopathy?
Wernicke korsakoff syndrome.
Wernicke korsakoff syndrome also known as ?
Cerebral beriberi.
Which disease will lead to lactic acidosis?
Polyneuritis.
Polyneuritis is common in which type of patients?
Chronic alcoholics.
Daily requirement?
1-1.5mg/day.