nicotinamide

Niacin-derived cell nutrient

Nicotinamide is a form of vitamin B3, also called niacinamide.

It's found in food and used in supplements and skincare products.

Unlike niacin, another form of B3, nicotinamide doesn't cause flushing.

In biochemistry, it's a component of NAD and NADP, coenzymes essential for cellular metabolism.

biochemistry

coenzyme

Enzyme's nonprotein helper molecule

electron carrier · oxidation · reduction · enzymatic · catalysis · substrate · nucleotide · salvage pathway · biosynthesis

therapeutic

anti-aging

Counteracting effects of time

neuroprotection · longevity · DNA repair · inflammation · antioxidant · NR · clinical trials

nutrition

vitamin B3

Essential water-soluble nutrient

wholegrains · legumes · meat · fish · poultry · nuts · seeds · RDA · bioavailability · food sources

metabolism

cellular respiration

Cell-level fuel burning

catabolism · anabolism · energy metabolism · bioenergetics

Opposites
chemical form of vitamin b3

nicotinamideniacin

B-vitamin for metabolism

nad+ precursor type

nicotinamidetryptophan

Essential amino acid precursor

Family

nicotinamides

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