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niacin (B3) Thiamine (B1) Riboflavin (B2) iron (Fe)
nutrients we need in small amnts, crucial to maximizing ATP
often deficient in poor countries or with people with bad diets, chronic disease, or alcoholics
iron deficiency
sequela of ____ develops _____ anemia
niacin
required for NADH production. (NADH kick starts ETC)
Thiamine
____ acts as catalyst to convert carbs and proteins into ATP, and strengthens brain cells
riboflavin
breaks own carbs, fats, proteins into ATP
iron
transport oxygen on RBCs, oxygen which is necessary for ETC
Beriberi
what is the name of the condition caused by thaimine deficiency
wernicke korsakoff syndrome
GROUP neurological issue assocated with THIAMINE deficiency, associated w/ alcoholism, memory loss, and ataxia (staggering gait)
paresthesia
numbness, tingling, unusual sensations associated w/ B12 deficiency
cyanide
present in insectides, rodenticides, metal polishes, burning wool and silk.
used in bioterrorist weapons
headache, agitation, confusion, vomiting, respiration problems & death
inhibits cytochrome oxidase
cytochrome oxidase
final electron acceptor in ETC