Deamination

Question 1

The first deamination must?

Answer 1

Occur

Question 2

Converted to what if they are glucogenic amino acid and through what?

Answer 2

Glucose
Gluconeogenesis

Question 3

Its converted to fatty acid and its stored as? And in what?

Answer 3

Triglycerides
Adipose tissue

Question 4

Protein are constantly made and broken down

Answer 4

Protein turnover

Question 5

Amino can be used to make glucose when glucose is limited

Answer 5

Gluconeogenesis

Question 6

Amino acid can be used for energy when the diet is deficient in kilocalories

Answer 6

Energy production

Question 7

Amini acid can be converted to fatty acid

Answer 7

Fat cells

Question 8

Protein are broken down to amijo acid with the help of what?

Answer 8

Gastric juices
Enzyme in the stomach and small intestine
Enzyme from pancreas and small intestine lining

Question 9

Limited supply of _____ exist in amino acid pool

Answer 9

Amino acid

Question 10

Amino acid pool act as the?

Answer 10

Reservoir for protein

Question 11

Its the acts as a reservoir for protein synthesis

Answer 11

Amino acid pool

Question 12

Surplus amino acid are

Answer 12

Deaminated

Question 13

What is deaminated

Answer 13

Used for glucose or energy
Stored as fat
Nitrogen in concerted to urea and excreted in urine

Question 14

What is the function of protein

Answer 14

Provide structural and mechanical support
Maintain body tissues
Function as enzyme and hormones
Help maintain acid base balance
Transport nutrients
Assist immune system
Serve as a source of energy when necessary

Question 15

How many gram that proteins provide?

Answer 15

4 calories per gram

Question 16

Important role of protein in the body

Answer 16

Helping facilitate muscular contraction
Promoting satiety and appetite cintrol

Question 17

Who consume enough to replace what used every day

Answer 17

Healthy,unpregnant adults

Question 18

Who consume enough to build a new tissue

Answer 18

Pregnant women
Growing children
People recovering from injury and surgery

Question 19

What source are complete protein

Answer 19

Animal source

Question 20

It considered higher quality

Answer 20

Complete protein

Question 21

Low in one or more essential amino acid

Answer 21

Incomplete protein

Question 22

What contain all nine essential amino acid

Answer 22

Complete protein

Question 23

Usually plant source are incomplete

Answer 23

Incomplete protein

Question 24

How many % of total daily kilocalories protein intake recommendations

Answer 24

10-35%

Question 25

Adults over 18 must have _____ daily

Answer 25

0.8g/kg daily

Question 26

What is high quality protein

Answer 26

Is digestable
Contains all essential amino acid
Provide sufficient protein to synthesize nonessential amino acid

Question 27

It helps high quality protein to be aware of?

Answer 27

Amino acid score
Limiting protein
PDCAAS
Biological value of protein rates absorption and retention of protein for use

Question 28

PDCAAS stands for

Answer 28

Protein digestibility corrected amino acid score

Question 29

It is a protein that is more easily digested and complete

Answer 29

Animal protein

Question 30

Protein that is typically incomplete

Answer 30

Plant

Question 31

Protein are abundant in what?

Answer 31

Dairy Foods
Meats
Poultry
Meat alternative (dried beans, peanut butter,nuts,and soy)