The primary consequence is reduced bioavailability, meaning less of the peptide may be absorbed and available for your research application
The few non-animal food sources of B12 are from algae and fermented foods such as chorella, seaweed, kombucha, tempeh, and Brewers yeast
Applications include investigating diabetic wound healing, fistula repair (healing time reduced from 2.5 years to under one month), and burn injury recovery mechanisms
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Some individuals may prefer methyl B12 supplementation, believing that it provides additional support for methylation processes