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What does intrinsic factor mean?

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Gastric receptor B12: It is a glycoprotein produced by the parietal cells of the stomach. There are many cell types in the stomach, but the parietal cell makes this factor. It is necessary for the absorption of vitamin b12, which occurs in the small intestines. If you don't absorb b12, you can develop macrocytic anemia.

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