Insufficient amounts of vitamin B12 in the diet would result in .
Insufficient amounts of vitamin B12 in the diet would result in .
thrombocytosis
leukemia
anemia
no effect; vitamin B12 can be synthesized by the body

Insufficient amounts of vitamin B₁₂ in the diet would result in anemia.

Explanation:

One of the main functions of cyanocobalamin (B₁₂) is to participate in the synthesis of blood cells, specifically red blood cells, so its deficit produces anemia.

Deficiencies of vitamin B₁₂ are rare, and are mainly due to the disruption of mechanisms that can facilitate its absorption, such as digestive disorders.

Man cannot synthesize vitamin B₁₂, but bacteria found in the gut flora can, however, the deficiency of this vitamin cannot be compensated by that produced in the intestine.

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