With insufficient folate intake, immature cannot divide because they cannot form enough new for two ne

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With insufficient folate intake, immature cannot divide because they cannot form enough new for two ne

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Anastasy [175] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-10T19:03:57+03:00

Answer: i. red blood cells

ii. DNA

Explanation: The reduction of mature red blood cells which results from this decreases the capacity of the blood to carry oxygen; the cells therefore remain in a large immature form known as a megaloblast. As this occurs over time, it causes the folate deficiency condition called macrocytic anemia, or megaloblastic anemia.

There's another type of anemia that clinically looks like folate-related anemia due to the enlargement of red blood cells and this is called pernicious anemia. It occurs as a result of insufficient vitamin B-12 intake.

With insufficient folate intake, immature ____________ cannot divide because they cannot form enough new ____________ for two ne

With insufficient folate intake, immature cannot divide because they cannot form enough new for two ne