PPT-Water-Soluble Vitamins

Biotin Folate Niacin Pantothenic acid Riboflavin Thiamin Vitamin B 6 Vitamin B 12 Vitamin C Copyright Copyright Texas Education Agency 2012 These Materials are copyrighted and trademarked as the property of the Texas Education Agency TEA and may not be reproduced without the express written permission of TEA except under the following conditions. Shining a Spotlight on the . Power of Vitamins. About the Campaign. The . Vitamins in Motion . campaign is an initiative to . raise awareness. and . advocate . for increased access, through . innovative solutions. Resources. Lecture: 2009, Dr. Sylvia Kehoe, UW—River Falls. Textbook: The Veterinary Technician’s Pocket Partner, Marisa Bauer. Resources. Walter J. Taylor. Agricultural Educator and Co-FFA Advisor. Vitamin A. A. Fat soluble. , carotene converts to vitamin A for . vision, growth, nerves. Liver, yellow fruits and vegetables, oranges, pears, broccoli. Night blindness, poor eye sight, poor skin and hair. • Vitamins are essential for life. • Vitamins are needed in small amounts. • Vitamins do not provide energy. • . Vitamins have to be supplied by . foods. History. 1. B-Vitamins:. Thiamin. Riboflavin. Niacin. Pantothenic Acid. Biotin. Vitamin B-6. Folate. Vitamin B-12. 2. Vitamin C. 3- . Choline. Dr. . Latifah. Al-. Oboudi. . 2012. Water-Soluble Vitamin Overview. Water-Soluble Vitamins. Dissolve in water. Cannot be stored in body for later use. Important to continually get these vitamins. Taking too much water-soluble vitamins can cause kidneys to work too hard to remove excess vitamins. Myth: As part of a healthy diet, people need to take dietary supplements. FACT. A diet that contains a variety of healthful foods usually supplies all the vitamins and minerals that your body needs. peglated. . polypepoids. Polypeptoids. bearing . oligomeric. ethylene glycol side chains with different molecular weight have . been synthesized . through ring opening polymerization of the corresponding monomers. The obtained . . Some of the body’s most essential nutrients are every bit as important as . Carbs. , Fats, & Proteins. These important nutrients are Vitamins, Minerals, and Water. In this lesson you will learn about the unique function of each one and the best food source of each nutrient. Topics. Vitamins. Water-soluble . vitamins. vitamin . B. vitamin . C. Fat-soluble . vitamins. vitamin . A. vitamin . D. vitamin . E. vitamin . K. 2. Vitamins . 3. Vitamins. Vitamins are micronutrients. on your way from putting your phone and book bag up, get a Yellow paper and a calculator off of the demonstration table please.. vitamins. Vitamins. No . CALORIES. = No . ENERGY. FUNCTION: Complex organic substance needed in . A. –Eyesight (r/o/y F&V). D. – Bones (sunlight, milk). E. – cell membranes . K . – blood CLOTTING . C. – Immune system, collagen, wounds (citrus, broccoli). B-complex. Folate. –neural tube (whole grains, dark green veggies, nuts): *. The ribbon representation of carboxypeptidase shows a Zn. 2+ . cofactor (orange sphere). . in the center of the active site, held in place by amino acid residues in the . active . site.. Learning Goal . By C. Kohn. Based on “Canine Feeding and Nutrition” by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System and “Nutrition” by Tiffany Griffin, . Baker College. Introduction . While dogs may be carnivores, they like and need a variety of foods.