| vitamin K |
A vitamin that is involved in blood clotting.
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| vitamin K2 |
Vitamin K1 ist die triviale Bezeichnung f? 2-Methyl-3-phytyl-1,4-naphtochinon (auch a-Phyllochinon). Daneben gibt es noch das Vitamin K2 (2-Methyl -3- difarnesyl -1,4- naphtochinon) das auch als Menachinon, ?Phyllochinon oder auch als Farnochinon bezeichnet wird. Als Vitamin K3 bezeichnet man das ausschlie?ich k?stlich hergestellte (2-Methyl-1,4-naphtochinon) Menadion. Es existieren noch weitere Vitamin-K-Derivate, die aber weniger von Bedeutung sind. ...
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| vitamin K |
(Phylloquinone): Vitamin K is necessary for proper bone growth and blood coagulation. Vitamin K accomplishes this by helping the body transport calcium. Vitamin K is used to treat overdoses of the drug warfarin. Also, doctors prescribe vitamin K to prevent excessive bleeding in people taking warfarin but requiring surgery.
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| vitamin K |
A fat soluble vitamin made by bacteria living in the human intestine. Essential for the normal clotting of blood.
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| vitamin K |
Vitamin K is necessary for the formation of prothrombin, a compound required for blood to clot which is critical when there is injury to tissue, essential for liver function, necessary for the storage of glycogen, which is a form of sugar, converted later to energy. Back to top
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