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Section 1
Question | Answer |
Saturated Fatty acids | each carbon atom within the chain holds 2 hydrogen atoms |
Trans Fat | Unsaturated fats with at least 1 trans dub bond rather than cis bond |
Hydrogenation | process adds hydrogen atoms to liquid veggie oils. For trans fats |
Tryglyceride | Composed of 3 Fatty acids and glycerol backbone |
Phospholipid | Act as emulsifiers cuz hydrophilic/phobic areas |
Cholesterol | Make bile and vitamin d |
Duodenum and fats | Pancreatic lipase digest tryglycerides forming monoglyceride and free fatty aids |
Lipo proteins | transport lipids in blood and can influience plaque formation (HDL/LDL) |
HDL | Good cholesterol, transport cholesterol away from tissues and to liver for elimination |
LDL | Bad cholesterol convey cholesterol to tissues |
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Section 2
Question | Answer |
Protein function | Transport proteins (many nuts travel in blood with special proteins) and deal with fluid balance |
amino acid consist of | Amino, R- Group and acid group |
Denaturation | Altering protein natural shape and function by exposing it with various condition |
Transamination | Transfer Amino group to a ketoacid to form a new Amino Acid |
RDA for protein per kilogram | 0.8g |
vitamin | Organic compound not made by body and causes deficiency disorders |
What vitamins are fat soluble | A, D, E and K |
Antioxidant | Substance gives up electrons to stabilize free radicals |
Enrichment | addition of nutrients to refined cereals/grains |
Xerophthalmia | Big vitamin A deficiency |
Parathyroid Hormone | Released when blood calcium levels drop, stimulate kidneys to increase active vitamin D production |
Rickets | Vitamin D Deficiency (soft bones) |
Osteomalacia | Vitamin D deficiency for adults |
Beriberi | Thiamin Deficiency |
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Section 3
Question | Answer |
Coenzyme | Small molecule regulate chemical reaction by interacting with enzymes |
Niacin deficiency | Pellagra, 4 D's, Dermatitis, Diahrea, dementia, death |
Scurvy | Vitamin C deficiency, gums bleed |
Kidneys | Major regulator of body water content and ion concentration |
Calcitonin | Stimulated when blood calcium levels is too high, stimulates osteoblasts which build bone |
Sodium adequate intake | 1500mg |
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