What Chemical Changes Does the Body Make to Thiamin and B₆

question 9

Multiple Choice

What chemical changes does the body make to thiamin and B₆ so that the vitamins can carry out their essential roles?

• A)Two hydroxyl groups are added to the vitamins.
• B)Two hydroxyl groups are removed from the vitamins.
• C)A phosphate group is added to the vitamins.
• D)A phosphate group is removed from the vitamins.

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