Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) plays a key role in: Making healthy red blood cells (helping prevent certain types of anaemia) Supporting nerve function Helping normal energy metabolism Supporting cognitive function and mood (when deficiency is present) Because the body doesnt produce B12, we rely on dietary sources (primarily animal products and fortified foods) and on absorption through the gut
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The complete chemical structure of the molecule was determined by Dorothy Hodgkin based on crystallographic data and published in 1955 [147] and 1956, [148] for which, and for other crystallographic analyses, she was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1964
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