Who is the inventor of vitamin D?
Correct answer: A. Sir Edward Mellanby
- A. Sir Edward Mellanby
- B. Dr.Fink
- C. Dr yally
- D. None of these
Explanation
Sir Edward Mellanby established the antirachitic factor later identified as vitamin D through experiments on rickets. Vitamin D was discovered rather than invented, so “inventor” is scientifically imprecise but option a is the intended answer.
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