Quiz 3 (4-5) Flashcards
american diet
carbs mre than half
ex refined foods
potato chips, cakes, cookies, soft drinks
1960’s
carb intake inc
only refined
33% inc in sugar
fiber intake DEC
2000s sugar
corn sweeteners
current diet
high refined grains and sugars
refined grain
lacks bran and germ
holds most fiber + nutr.
enriched grains
thiamin riboflavin iron niacin folate NO vitamin. E or magnesi
added sugars 13%-17%
of diet chemica. same as natural sugar low nutr. density "empty cal" contribute 17% calories
monosac
one sugar unit
glucose, fructose, galac.
disacc
2 sugar units
polysacc
2+ sugar units
simple carbs
mono + disacc
ex. milk, fruit + veggies
simple carbs- added sugars
table sugar, molasses, high-fru. corn syrup
glucose
monosacc
found w/ starch + disacc
most important!!! fuel
fructose
galactose
fructose sweeter
not cause lrg rise in blood sugar (used 4 diabetes)
galactose- prt of lactose
maltose
disacc.
2 mol glucose
starch brkdwon
sucrose
disac "white table sugar" gluc + fruc. can be referred to as sugar only form allowed
lactose
disacc
milk sugar
gluc. + galac
dehydration
links 2 sugars
type condensation rxn
release H2O
hydrolysis
breaks bonds
adds H2O
complex carbs
short chains of oligosacch
long chains polysacc
takes longer to digest
ex. glycogen, starch and fiber
oligosacc
formed in GI found beans, onions, bananas broke down in colon by microbiota fiber help w infant GI tract
glycogen
carb storage in animals
polysacc
branched gluc. mol.
human storage glycogen
liver + muscles
energy during act.
liver to blood stream
carb loading or glycogen supercomp
inc. glycogen stored in body temporarily
starch
amylose (glucose) + amylopectin (branched glucose)
potatoes and beets
food thickeners
fiber
carbs + lignings
not digestible
fun- reduc constipation func. as prebiotic reduc. choles lowering blood choles red. rises blood glucos
soluble fiber
more easily broken down
apples, oats, beans
pectin/gum
insoluble fiber
not form viscous solution
bran, broccoli
linguins
cellulose
fun- stimulates peristalsis
prevents consipation
functional fiber
added fiber
carb digestion start
mouth
saliv. amylase breaks starch to shorter polysacc
carb dig in sm intestine
pancreatic amylase break down into disacc. and oligosacc
maltose broken dwn by maltase into 2 glucose mol
sucrose = gluc. + fructose
lactose broken dwn by lactase
glucose + galac.
gluc, gala, fructose enter hepatic portal vein to liver
lactose intolerance
lack lactase
cant absorb lactose
adapted to geogr. food sources
sympt- diarr. and cramping
65% adult pop.
<5% americans
90% asians
calcium rich foods
cheese and yogurt easier digest
tofu, fish + veggies
fiber + GI function
promotes healthy bowl function
fiber holds extra water
inc peristalisis
dec transit time
African countries
higher fiber intake
fiber + microbiota
chains make colon more acidic
inhibits growth bad bac.
prevent bowl inflamm
bac. fermentation of fiber
gas
fiber + nutr. absorp
can link to o nutr preventing absorp
inc. vol of intestinal content w/ water
speeds up transportation
reduces time btw digestive enzymes and food
carb function
energy to cells
galac- nervous tissue
DNA and RNA
oligo- cell signals
glycogen- stores glucose
mucopolysac- lubricate CT + make mucus
liver + hepatic portal
fru. galac. metabolized for energy
glucose inc blood sugar levels
regulated by liver and pancreas
glycemic resonse
how quickly blood spikes after glucose is consumed
effected
type carb
amnt fat + protein
greater affect sugar and starch (potat.) slower affect high fiber food (Fruit) lentils
mix meals w carbs, fat and protein- lowers glycem. load
glycemic index
how affect blood glucose compared to amnt carbs in reference food
high 70+
low <55
glycemic load
glycemic index and amnt carbs grams of carbs x gly. index= % >20 high <11 low *not tell us a lot about how meal will affect
insulin
triggered by high blood gluc. stores gluc. in liver muscle- stim. gluc. uptake and energy for cells glycogen storage fat cells- stim. protein synthe fat storage.
glucagon
inc. blood sugar
liver brks glycogen into glucose
stim glucogenesis
(epinephrine)
cellular respir.
6 O2
oxidize 1 gluc. mol.
forms 6CO, 6H2O, 38 ATP
glycolysis
cytosol
gluc. breakdown
anaerobic
(no O2)