The vitamin is absorbed in two ways: Active through a special transport molecule (intrinsic factor) saturated at approximately 1.5g per dose/meal Passive through vitamin B12 that passes through the intestinal wall without a transport molecule maximum 1% of the supplied dosage The real intake is calculated through the combination of these two mechanisms
K-means clustering Five clusters were used for k-means clustering, per the results of the sum of squared estimate of errors curve, on the ASV relative abundance data with clustering by animal (n = 25)
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Inositol (25-50 mg per mL): a carbocyclic sugar alcohol classified as part of the B-vitamin complex