Fat-soluble Vitamin A

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Vitamin A 

Vitamin A helps cell proliferation and growth. When animals lack vitamin A, growth stagnation is obvious,
which may be related to the animal's reduced appetite and protein utilization.

When vitamin A is deficient, it affects the production of spermatocytes by the spermatic cord epithelium of male animals.
The cyclic changes of the female vaginal epithelium also affect the placental epithelium, hindering embryo formation.
Vitamin A deficiency also causes a decrease in the activity of enzymes required to catalyze the formation of progesterone precursors,
reducing the production of steroids in the adrenal glands, gonads and placenta, which may be the reason for affecting reproductive function.