BIOQUIMICA DE LOS ALIMENTOS
Miguel Calvo

TEMA 22: VITAMINAS EN LOS ALIMENTOS

Objetivos

Contenidos

Materiales disponibles

Vitamina A

Vitamina D

Vitamina E

Vitamina K

Acido ascórbico

Tiamina

Riboflavina

Niacina

Biotina

Folato

Acido pantotenico

Vitamina B6

Vitamina B12

"Vitaminas" que no lo son

Bibliografía

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Enlaces

The Linus Pauling Institute's Micronutrient Information Center





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