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Different functions of fat soluble vitamins?
Different functions of fat soluble vitamins?
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Vitamin A-
Formation of visual pigment.
Vitamin D-
In the absorption of Ca and P from the vertebrate intestine.
Vitamin E-
In protecting mitochondrial system from activation.
Vitamin K-
In the formation of blood clotting factor in vertebrates.
Unlike water soluble vitamins, whose main functions are co-enzymatic action,
Vitamin K
has co- enzyme activity.
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