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Applied Nutrition Test #1 Flashcards

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1881951222glycogenanimal starch, polysacharide, store of carbohydrates0
1554407977monosaccharides1 sugar1
115672256hexose6 carbon sugar2
1052576626examples of hexoseglucose, fructose, galactose, mannose3
1481537137pentose5 carbon sugar4
492769177examples of pentosearabinose, ribose5
377252248disacharides2 sugars6
377252249examples of disacharidessucrose, lactose, maltose, glucose7
1116126656polysacharidesmany sugars8
1822559728examples of polysaccaridesstarch, cellulose, insulin, beta-glucan9
390055051homopolysaccarides1 type of saccaride10
490469002heteropolysacarideshemicellulose, pectin11
794486049difference between hetero and homopolysaccarideshetero are more than one type of sacharide and homo have one only one type of sacharide12
1482945265carbs digested by mammalianhexose, fructose, glactose, ribose, maltose, starch, beta glucan13
1482945267carbs digested by microbialmannose, arabinose, cellulose, inulin, hemicellulose, pectin, silica14
454586402ligninprovides plant rigidity, decreases digestibility, no mammilian or microbial enzyme can break15
917454362carb functionenergy, heat, building blocks for other nutrients16
1566717360lipid carb ratiolipids supply 2.25 times as much energy as carbs17
631624483triglyceridethree fatty acids attached to glycerol backbone18
1772724214components of triglycerideglycerol back bone and fatty acid19
1686985461saturatedno double bonds20
1686985462monounsaturated1 double bond21
1686985463unsaturateddouble bonds22
519225265polyunsaturated2 or more double bonds23
1454033613essential vs non-esential fatty acidsnon-essential can be synthesized by animal (not included in diet) essential cannot be synthesized (needed to sustain life)24
14540336143 essential fatty acidslinoleic, linolenic, arachadonic25
138567018"true fat"fatty acids and glycerol (mono, di, tri)26
193825588cholesterolprecursor for vitamin D, bile salts, and steroid hormones27
1869520385primary function of dietary fatenergy source, source of heat insulation and body protection, source of essential fatty acids, carrier for fat-soluble vitamins (ADEK), precursors for steroid hormone synthesis28
864450699protein requirementdecreases with age29
457824625amino acidbuilding blocks to proteins30
1133025857connects amino acidspeptide bonds31
326258067peptideseveral amino acids linked together by peptide bonds that couple carboxyl groups32
326258068protein foldingimportant because they have to fit together right33
1958665074denaturedlose biological activity34
1959544175ways protein denaturesheat, UV light, pH, orgainc solvents35
234393911proteinmany amino acids linked by peptide bonds36
533118688true proteinprotein composed of only amino acids37
533118689non-protein nitrogennitrogen source for that can be converted to protein by bacterial action38
1174968701crude proteincomposed of both protein and any other nitrogenous source39
1174968702digestible proteinportion of protein that can be digested40
1908068503DIP (or RDP)degradable intake protein, rumen degradable protien, rumen microbes, bugs, supports fermentation41
1541268883BCP (bacterial crude protein)formed by containing nitrogen from feed ingredients, microbes pass out of rumen and digested by same process as feed ingredients42
1164111700MP (metabolizable protein)protein avaliable to animal43
68678326810 essential amino acidsphenylalanine, valine, threonine, tryptophan, hisitidine, isoleucine, methionine, arginine, leucine, lysine44
435584727essential amino acids for poultryglycine, proline45
866271763essential amino acid for catstaurine46
1447581568UIP (undegradable inkake protein) RUP (Rumen degradable protein)not available to rumen microbes, digested by animal in small intestine (not completely available to animal)47
6564395936 functions of proteinstructural unit, body enzymes, protein hormones, anitbodies, DNA and RNA, source of energy48
1546915241limiting an amino acidamino acid imbalance49
1546915242anti-vitaminlike a vitamin but doesnt cause response50
876691169Malliard reactionheat damage, excessive heat causes CHO to bind Lysine making it unavailable to the animal51
876691173water soluble vitaminsThiamin, riboflavin, niacin, viamin c, folic acid, b1252
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