Antioxidant vitamins
A)Are found in plasma membranes
B)Are vitamin derivatives
C)Can inactivate oxygen free radicals
D)Are all excreted in feces
E)Are all stored in adipose cells

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Antioxidant vitamins can neutralize or inactivate oxygen free radicals, which can cause cell damage and contribute to diseases such as cancer and heart disease. While some antioxidant vitamins (such as vitamin E) may be found in plasma membranes, they are not exclusively located there. Antioxidant vitamins are not derivatives of other vitamins, and not all are excreted in feces or stored in adipose cells.

Antioxidant Vitamins