After absorption, B12 is bound to transport proteins, 7580% to haptocorrin, which transports B12 in the blood, and 2025% to transcobalamin, which delivers B12 to the tissues, also referred to as active B12 or holo-transcobalamin
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have described the identification of novel candidate genes for late onset PD
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Its role in cytoskeletal regulation positions it as a central mediator of coordinated tissue responses