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Background/Objectives: Vitamin B12 deficiency is common in individuals with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) receiving long-term metformin therapy, primarily due to impaired intestinal absorption.
Gabriele Conti +10 more
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Funicular myelosis (subacute combined degeneration) is a disease characterized by the development of degeneration of the posterior and lateral cords of the spinal cord.
O.D. Shulga +4 more
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Includes document WHO/BS/2015.2263, titled "International Standard for holotranscobalamin (holoTC): report of the international collaborative study to assign a holoTC value to the International Standard for folate and B12 (03/178), Expert Committee on ...
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Isotretinoin (Iso) has been used for the treatment of acne. Some previous studies reported elevated homocysteine (Hcy) levels after treatment with Iso.
Emre Tutal +7 more
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Background Cardiovascular diseases is the most common cause of mortality in the world. B vitamins (B₁–B₁₂) control how mitochondria make energy, how nitric oxide is made, how one-carbon is used, and how genes work.
Ameer Awashra +11 more
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Background The role of one-carbon metabolism and related B-vitamins in cognitive function in ageing is well-documented, particularly for folate and vitamin B12, with vitamin B6 and riboflavin receiving much less attention.
Shane Gordon +13 more
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In a population-based study on cobalamin status and incident fractures in elderly men (n = 790) with an average follow-up of 5.9 years, we found that low levels of metabolically active and total cobalamins predict incident fractures, independently of ...
Cummings, S R +12 more
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Holotranscobalamin : A Newer Parameter in Diagnosis of Vitamin B12 Deficiency States
Kalpesh Rangaliya +2 more
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Holotranscobalamin — A Sensitive Marker of Cobalamin Malabsorption
European Journal of Clinical Investigation, 1999BackgroundNo simple and reliable method of identifying patients with cobalamin malabsorption is available at present. The measurement of plasma holotranscobalamin, i.e. the metabolically active cobalamins bound to the transport protein transcobalamin, has been suggested as a means of fulfilling such criteria.DesignWe describe a method that directly ...
Ebba Nexø, A Kilander
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