Niacin & riboflavin help in_____________?

Correct answer: D. Redox reactions

  • A. Amine group transfer
  • B. Transamination reaction
  • C. Methyl group transfer
  • D. Redox reactions

Explanation

Niacin forms NAD/NADP and riboflavin forms FAD/FMN, all of which carry electrons in oxidation-reduction reactions. Transamination and amine-group transfer primarily depend on vitamin B6.

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