When some tissues are injured, cells may become de-differentiated, a reversal of differentiation. The de-differentiated cells form a mass of cells called a blastema, which, as healing proceeds, becomes once again differentiated into the type of cells which originally formed it. In order for regeneration of a limb or organ to take place, some of […]
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Most vitamins are soluble in either the watery or the fatty tissues of our bodies, but not in both. Vitamins C and B are water soluble; vitamins A, E, D, and K are fat soluble. Both types of vitamins are necessary for health and long life. We have different storage capacities for different vitamins. For […]
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- adenosine triphosphate, amino acid, anti-aging enzyme, ATP, Carbohydrates, citric acid cycle, copper, energy, enzymes, fat soluble vitamin, glutathione peroxidase, iron, manganese, minerals, PABA, peptides, proteins, selenium, superoxide dismutase, vitamin b, vitamin B12, vitamin c, vitamin D, vitamin E, Vitamin K, water soluble vitamin, zinc