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The 14 pages that link to Vitamin, each with the reason it gives.

• MicronutrientBroader topic: Vitamins form one major class of micronutrients and support diverse metabolic functions.

• MacronutrientCompared with: Vitamins are essential nutrients but are not macronutrients.

• Essential nutrientBroader topic: Most vitamins are essential because humans cannot synthesize enough to meet physiological needs.

• Frederick Gowland HopkinsNarrower topic: Hopkins’s dietary factors became recognized as this class of essential nutrients.

• Casimir FunkNarrower topic: Funk’s coined term became the name for this class of essential nutrients.

• CoenzymeNarrower topic: Several vitamins supply the molecular precursors from which coenzymes are made.

• RiboflavinNarrower topic: Riboflavin is one member of the vitamin family, designated B₂.

• Vitamin B6Narrower topic: B6 is one member of this broader nutrient class.

• FoodRelated: Foods supply vitamins that organisms cannot make in sufficient amounts.

• BiotinNarrower topic: Biotin’s recognition as a vitamin followed evidence that animals need it in their diet.

• Vitamin B3Narrower topic: Vitamin B3 is one member of this nutrient class.

• Henrik DamNarrower topic: Dam’s work belonged to the era when scientists were identifying essential dietary factors.

• Enzymes and CoenzymesRelated: Several vitamins are precursors to coenzymes used in enzyme-catalyzed reactions.

• Fritz Hoffmann-La RocheRelated: Roche became a major producer of vitamins during the twentieth century.