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(Medicine) disease resulting from a vitamin C deficiency (characterized by bleeding gums, weakness, and anemia), despicable, disease caused by vitamin deficiency, mean, rascally	scurvy
(Medicine) rickets, childhood disease characterized by softening of the bones (caused by a deficiency of vitamin D, and poor metabolism of calcium and phosphorus)	rachitis
acid in the vitamin B family (formerly vitamin H), vitamin B component	biotin
active form of Vitamin D, synthetic form of Vitamin D	calcitriol
ammonia compound, chemical substance present in vitamin B	choline
antioxidant compound, vitamin E	tocopherol
ascorbic acid, vitamin in fruits and vegetables	vitamin C
B vitamin, folacin, follate	folic acid
benzoquinone, chinone, cyclic unsaturated diketone, yellow crystalline compound used in photography and the manufacture of dyes (Chemistry), plant pigment or animal vitamin	quinone
biological compound, vitamin P	bioflavonoid
calciferol, dietary supplement, ergocalciferol, viosterol , vitamin D from fish, vitamin D2 n, vitamin D3 n, vitamin important for bones	vitamin D
carbohydrate which is transformed into vitamin A by the liver, carotene	carotin
carotin, hydrocarbon found in some plants and converted by the body into vitamin A, orange pigment in plants	carotene
chemical substance which is converted into vitamin D upon exposure to ultraviolet rays, substance converted to vitamin D2	ergosterol
cobalamin, cyanocobalamin, pyridoxine, riboflavin , thiamine, vitamin B complex, vitamin B1, vitamin B12, vitamin B2 n, vitamin B6 n, vitamin in dairy products and fish	vitamin B

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