Beta-Carotene
In the reference guideA carotenoid that the body can convert to vitamin A.
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BCO1 is the gene symbol used for Beta-Carotene Oxygenase 1. This page connects its terminology with the topics in the Purser Wellness teaching library.
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Read matching passage…ds. Supplement forms Retinyl palmitate, retinyl acetate and beta-carotene. Before taking a supplement Excess preformed vitamin A is harmful, particularly during pregnancy. High-dose beta-carotene supplements are unsafe for smokers and some …
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