One of the roles of vitamin E in the body is to neutralize free radicals before they can harm cell membranes promote blood clotting increase absorption of calcium prevent scurvy
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The primary function of vitamin E is as an antioxidant, but it also has other roles in the body. Click to select three other functions of vitamin E in the human body: Increases absorption of vitamin A when Vitamin A intake is low. Aids in the cellular metabolism of iron. Essential for fertility, muscles, and central nervous system.
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Select each of the following functions of vitamin A. Select one or more: a. Aids reproduction, probably by keeping the secretion-producing lining of the reproductive tract healthy b. Stimulates the kidney to reabsorb calcium, and decreases calcium excretion c. Helps produce bone cells needed for growth and is required for bone remodeling d. Helps to prevent cardiovascular disease by protecting against lipid peroxidation e. Plays an important role in helping to maintain the health of epithelial tissue f. Stabilizes cell membranes and defends against free radical attack
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Match the major role of the body with the appropriate vitamin: Use roles only once. Not all roles will be used. Vitamin A Important for hemoglobin synthesis Vitamin E Important for vision Vitamin K Assists with blood clotting Vitamin B6 Needed to maintain myelin sheaths Vitamin C Donates electrons and neutralizes free radicals Vitamin B12 Helps with DNA synthesis
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