Fatty acids and the inflammatory response Flashcards

1
Q

eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid can be produce in a limited amount from what

A

a-linolenic acid

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2
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What foods have DHA and EPA

A

oily fish and fish oil

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3
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Can a-linolenic acid be produced in the body

A

no

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4
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What foods have a-linolenic acid

A

flax seed, canola oil, leafy greens, walnuts and soybeans

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5
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Are DHA, EPA, and a-linolenic acid Omega3 or omega6

A

omega3

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6
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which omega is antithrombotic and antinflammatory

A

omega3

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7
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What foods have omega 6

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most seeds, vegetable oils, and meats

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8
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Why does eating foods high in omega 3 benefitial

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because it results in a partial replacement of omega6 in cell membranes with omega 3

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9
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why is the replacement of O6 with O3 beneficial

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it reduces the amount arachidonic acid-derived inflammatory mediators

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