Proteins Flashcards
Name 4 glutamine rich foods
Asparagus, broccoli, cod, salmon
Name 4 factors increasing intestinal permeability
Coeliac, SIBO, alcohol, NSAIDS
4 benefits of glutamine HIMN
Hypoglycaemia, immunity, muscles, neurotransmitters
Cysteine is needed to form
Glutathione, taurine, coenzyme a
Benefits of NAC (LIRR)
Liver detox, reproductive, insulin resistance, respiratory
4 sources of methionine
Beef, beans, chicken, eggs
2 benefits of methionine
Methylation, liver detox
Carnitine helps with ATP which benefits (WAS)
WAS
Weight loss, sperm count, ADHD
4 carnitine sources
Nuts, seeds, avocado, spinach
3 benefits of glycine
Collagen, liver detox, neuros
3 Benefits of taurine MIB
Muscle health, insulin, bile
Protein related oedema causes
- excess protein loss due to kidney disease
- malnutrition leading to ascites in poorer countries
- inaqequate protein synthesis due to liver disease
How is oedema caused
If protein levels fall too low then water leaks out of blood vessels and accumulates in interstitial spaces
IgE
Allergic reactions
IgM
Antigen exposure
IgA
Bodily secretions
IgG
Most abundant antibody in blood
What are immunoglobulins
Proteins found in blood and bodily fluids
How are immunoglobulins used
By the immune system to identify and neutralise foreign materials e.g bacteria and viruses
How are proteins used for growth and maintenance
Muscle, blood, skin and bones