chapter 1 - protein Flashcards

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1
Q

how many types of amino acids are there

A

20

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2
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how many essential amino acids are there

A

9

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3
Q

how many non-essential amino acids are there

A

11

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4
Q

name 2 examples of essential amino acids

A

lysine

valine

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5
Q

name 2 examples of non-essential amino acids

A

alanine

proline

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6
Q

body able/ unable to produce essential amino acids

A

unable

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7
Q

where can we obtain essential amino acid

A

from the food

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8
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body able/ unable to produce non-essential amino acids

A

able

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9
Q

define high biological value

A

contains all the essential amino acids required by the body in the right proportion

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10
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define low biological value

A

lacks one or more amino acids

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11
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define complementary proteins

A

combining 2 or more low biological values such that the body obtains all the essential amino acids

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12
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which biological value (high and low) is animal and plant source

A

HBV - animal source

LBV - plant source

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13
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3 food sources of LBV

A
almond 
sunflower seeds
green peas 
red kidney beans 
cashew nuts
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14
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3 food sources of HBV

A
beef
quail eggs
low-fat milk 
tilapia 
chicken
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15
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chemical elements of protein

A

carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen

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16
Q

state the 7 functions of protein

A
growth and repair 
providing structure 
transportation of nutrients, wastes and gases 
formation of enzymes 
immunity 
energy reserve 
body movement
17
Q

explain the function of growth and repair

A

support growth
maintain good health
needed to repair and replace worn-out cells and tissues

18
Q

explain the function of providing structure

A

provide structure and internal support to the human body and organs

19
Q

explain the function of transportation of nutrients, wastes and gases

A

helps transport nutrients, wastes and gases from one tissue to another in the body

20
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explain the function of formation of enzymes

A

involved in chemical reactions in the body

21
Q

explain the function of immunity

A

form of antibodies

protect the body against attacks by harmful organisms and foreign substances

22
Q

explain the function of energy reserve

A

if there is insufficient intake of carbs and fats

23
Q

explain the function of body movement

A

make up a huge portion of the muscles body are able to move through muscle contractions