The name of vitamin B (B9, folic acid) is marked with "c", what does it mean?
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Answer 1
January, 2021Vitamin Bs (folic acid, folacin)
In 1940 N. Hogan and A. Perrault showed that chickens raised on an artificial diet develop anemia, which disappears with adequate nutrition. In 1941, a vitamin was isolated, which is a factor preventing this disease, this vitamin is folic acid.
Therefore, the prefix C means antianemic (prevents the development of anemia)
Answer 2
January, 2021Chicken. For the first time, this vitamin was found in the clings, therefore, it was named so. Well, the rest of the names appeared later. So it's simple.