Vitamin B12 Cobalamin Flashcards
what is the other name of vitamin b12
cobalamin
what is the cofactor of vitamin b12
cobalamin
what are the dietary sources of vitamin b12
1 meat
2 fish
3 intestinal bacteria
4 eggs
5 diary products
6 yeast
what is the defeciency of vitamin b12
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
how is cobalamin separated from digested foods?
by pepsin
hcl
haptocorrin (attached salivary protein)
the vitamin is released by
pancreatic enzymes
IF which is a glycoprotein is secreted by
partial cells of gastric mucoasa
where does IF binds to B12
in the ileum
IF-B12 complex is taken to the ileum epithileal cells via
cubilin receptors
when IF-b12 complex dissociates what happens?
transcobalamin II (TcII) binds to b12 forming holotranscobalamin
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 _____________________________