Endterm Notes Flashcards

1
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functions of lipids

A

long-term energy storage
making biological membrane
insulation

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2
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esters of fatty acids with glycerol

A

triglycerides

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3
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well-known steroid molecule that serves as precursor for other steroids such as testosterone and vitamin

A

cholesterol

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4
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a type of product that contains a lot of hydrogenated oils

A

trans fatty acid

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5
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building block of molecules that make up the cell membrane

A

fatty acids

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6
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cholesterol build up occurs from consuming too much unhealthy fats that can cause:

A

veins and arteries will start to clog which lead to stroke

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7
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__________ and __________ are formed when there is a condensation reaction

A

fatty acid and alcohols

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8
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this is where most lipid digestion occur

A

duodenum

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9
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amphipathic molecules contain __________ head group and __________ tail

A

polar
non-polar

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10
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kind of lipase enzyme that helps the breakdown of lipids in the stomach

A

gastric lipase

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11
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process that takes the large droplet of lipids and breaks it down to smaller droplets with the aid of bile / bile acid

A

emulsification

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12
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it is a process in which a fat molecule is broken down by sodium hydroxide (lye) into four smaller molecules; three of the new molecules are soap and one is glycerol

A

saponification

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13
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it is the name for a chemical reaction between an acid and a base to form a salt

A

saponification

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14
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a process in which liquid oil will turn into solid like butter or margarine

A

hydrogenation

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15
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susceptible to essential fatty acid deficiency

A

infants consuming formula diet

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16
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function of chylomicron in the absorption of lipids

A

transportation of triglycerides

17
Q

part of the human body where the chylomicron is produced

A

intestinal cells

18
Q

fat substitutes are made of

A

carbohydrates
proteins
starch

19
Q

saturated with hydrogen; in other words, the number of hydrogen atoms attached to the carbon skeleton is maximized

A

saturated fatty acids

20
Q

when the hydrocarbon chain contains a double bond, the fatty acid is said to be __________ __________ __________

A

unsaturated fatty acid

21
Q

if there is one double bond in the molecule, then it is known as a __________ __________

A

monounsaturated fat

22
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if there is more than one double bond, then it is known as a __________ __________

A

polyunsaturated fat

23
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unsaturated fatty acids exhibit __________ __________ at the double bonds

A

geometrical isomerism (stereoisomerism)

24
Q

all the naturally occurring fatty acids have the cis- configuration
however, in the body during metabolism __________ _________ __________ are formed

A

trans fatty acids

25
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examples of saturated fatty acids

A

caproic
oleic
lauric
arachidic
stearic
palmitic
butyric
caprylic

26
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examples of unsaturated fatty acids

A

linolenic
arachidonic

27
Q

the female steroid hormone - __________ is a derived lipid

A

estrogen

28
Q

___________ is the most common steroid

A

cholesterol

29
Q

oil and water don’t mix because water has __________ bonds while oils have ___________ bonds

A

polar
non polar

30
Q

__________ ____________ help emulsify fat droplets

A

bile salts

31
Q

__________ is the most powerful antioxidant than vitamin C

A

vitamin E

32
Q

the main role of vitamin K is in ___________ __________

A

blood clotting

33
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__________ is water soluble and easily destroyed by heat, alkali and storage

A

vitamin C

34
Q

__________ is precursor of steroid

A

cholesterol

35
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__________ is important for synthesizing bile salts

A

cholesterol

36
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__________ are either strongly hydrophobic or amphipathic

A

lipids

37
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__________ __________ is created in an industrial process that adds hydrogen

A

trans fat

38
Q

__________ __________ can also be called “partially hydrogenated”

A

trans fat

39
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one part of the __________ is non-polar and the other is polar

A

phospholipid