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There is a tragic lack of knowledge among doctors when it comes to B12 deficiency, as discussed in our book The B12 Deficiency Survival Handbook , or in Sally Pacholoks excellent Could It Be B12
For example, the intrinsically disordered C-terminal domain of chicken gizzard caldesmon (CD136) has a max of 350.2 nm, but interaction with its binding partner, calmodulin, results in a pronounced (17 nm) blue shift of the CaD136 fluorescence spectrum (Permyakov et al., 2003)
Deficiencies in B12 can lead to fatigue and weakness