This vitamin prevents scurvy and is an antioxidant Also known as pyridoxine, this vitamin is important for protein metabolism
Mineral needed for strong bones, muscle contraction, and nerve conduction
Mineral involved in hemoglobin structure
Retinoid good for vision
Mineral important as cofactor for insulin functioning
Electrolyte mineral salt
This vitamin promotes glycogen depletion, is used to control cholesterol levels and prevent pellagra
Antioxidant, fat soluble vitamin, promotes cardiovascular health
Mineral involved in bone formation, also related to increased testosterone production in post- menopausal women
This vitamin is important as a component of coenzyme A, and in the release of energy from carbohydrate and fatty acids
Mineral that is important in healing and part of metalloenzymes
35. Vitamin A
36. Vitamin E
37. Vitamin C
38. Niacin
39. Vitamin B6
40. Pantothenic acid
41. Calcium
42. Iron
43. Zinc
44. Chromium
45. Sodium chloride
46. Boron

The correct pair of vitamin or element with their description or role is given below:

35. Vitamin A- retinoid good for vision

(it is a vitamin known for good vision and prevent sfrom night blindness)

36. Vitamin E- (it is an antioxidant, promotes cardiovascular health and is fat-soluble)

37. Vitamin C -prevents scurvy and is an antioxidant

38. Niacin-its deficiency causes pellagra

39. Vitamin B6-also known as pyroxidine and used as a dietary supplement

40. Pantothenic acid-it is part of acetyl CoA and involved in many metabolic reactions

41. Calcium - required for bone formation, muscle contraction, and nerve conduction

42. Iron - a mineral involved in hemoglobin, heme is made up of iron (required for oxygen transport in blood)

43. Zinc- it is a component of more than 80 metalloenzymes (a essential micronutrient)

44. Chromium-enhances the action of the insulin (acts as micro nutrients)

45. Sodium chloride-it is an electrolyte mineral salt, the minerals with an electric charge (provides electrolyte for the body and a micro nutrient)

46. Boron-boron is involved in increasing metabolism of testosterone production

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