Neama Mahmoud Taha
Department of Public Health, Health Sciences College at Al-Leith, Umm Al-Qura University, India
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Research Article
VITAMIN K-SOURCES, PHYSIOLOGICAL ROLE, KINETICS, DEFICIENCY, THERAPEUTIC USE AND TOXICITY
Author(s): Neama Mahmoud Taha*
As vitamin K is required for the post-transnacional alteration of seven proteins involved in this cascade, it has historically ben associated with blood coagulation. But it also helps additional 11 or 12 proteins that have distinct functions mature. These roles include controlling the calcification of connective tissues. Numerous studies have been conducted to determine whether vitamin K may be linked to the prevention of osteoporosis and cardiovascular problems because this process is pathological in arteries but physiologically necessary in bones. We regretfully cannot draw firm conclusions about such a link at this time given the state of our understanding. The variety of vitamin K's biological activity-which is not limited to a single component but rather encompasses both synthetic congeners (K3 and K4) and natural forms of vitamin K found in plants and animals (K1 a.. Read More»