Biological Role of Vitamin B12 Helps make red blood cells Prevents certain types of anemia Keeps nerves protected Supports memory and focus Helps turn food into energy B12 deficiency may lead to fatigue, shortness of breath, nerve damage, memory impairment, mood changes, and irreversible neurological complications if untreated
Esmaeilian Y, Hela F, Bildik G, et al
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Moreover, VB6 is involved in the metabolism of glycogen through its role in glycogen phosphorylase, which helps release glucose from stored glycogen, contributing to energy homeostasis (Table 1) [50, 51]
The dataset analyzed in this manuscript is derived from a frozen snapshot of the UKBB data, encompassing all available samples up to 31 January 2024, totaling n = 502,536