Biochemistry Carbohydrates 6a49e173

Severe thiamine deficiency is associated with:

Decreased RBC transketolase activity

Increased clotting time

Decreased RBC transaminase activity

Increased xanthic acid excretion

High-Yield Explanation

Ans. A Decreased RBC transketolase activity(Ref: Harper 31/e page 185)Thiamine is a coenzyme of Erythrocyte transketolase so its activity is decreased if Thiamine deficiency

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