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The 13 pages that link to Vitamin B3, each with the reason it gives.

• FolateRelated: NADPH supplies reducing power to dihydrofolate reductase during folate recycling.

• Ascorbic acidCompared with: Both are water-soluble vitamins, but niacin primarily supports coenzyme metabolism rather than collagen hydroxylation.

• TryptophanRelated: Tryptophan metabolism can supply niacin, though conversion is limited and variable.

• NixtamalizationRelated: Alkaline treatment makes maize-bound niacin more available for absorption.

• PellagraBroader topic: Insufficient niacin is the direct nutritional basis of pellagra.

• CoenzymeRelated: Niacin supplies the precursor for major electron-carrying coenzymes.

• NicotinamideNarrower topic: Nicotinamide is one of the two principal chemical forms grouped under this vitamin name.

• PyridoxineCompared with: Both are B vitamins, but niacin is vitamin B₃ rather than vitamin B₆.

• ThiamineCompared with: Niacin supports cellular energy metabolism through electron transfer rather than thiamine-dependent carbon transfer.

• Nicotinic acidNarrower topic: Nicotinic acid is one of the two principal forms counted as vitamin B3.

• B vitaminsBroader topic: Its coenzymes support hundreds of oxidation-reduction reactions.

• Hartnup diseaseRelated: Reduced niacin availability links tryptophan loss to pellagra-like manifestations.

• Pantothenic acidCompared with: Niacin also feeds coenzyme synthesis, but its products carry electrons rather than acyl groups.