[RECALLS] PRELIMS - BIOCHEMISTRY AMINO ACID AND BREAST MILK Flashcards
Bigger breasts equal to greater production of breast milk
False?
Rate of sucking
1 suck per second
Breast milk is sole source of nutrition for first year of life
False
*Only first 6 months
CNS regulated, amount of milk produced is regulated by:
Prolactin
If left standing, the layer that forms on top of the breast milk is the
Cream layer
Daily human milk production
750-1000 mL
The bulk of breast milk is called the:
Whey portion
Copious milk secretion during the first four days is
Colostrum?
Mature milk?
Main cellular mechanism for milk synthesis and secretion.
Exocytosis
Milk fat globules are released by
Budding
IgA is secreted through:
Transyctosis
Major inhibitor of milk secretion
Progesterone
Placenta needs to be removed for milk secretion to occur
True
More preferred pathway
Omega 3
Gold standard of breast milk
DHA (0.3%)
ARA (0.5-0.6%)
T cell maturation and
response to vaccines
Nucleotides
Detergent effect on lysis of bacteria
FFA
Malunggay
effective only with full
stimulation of breast
It is better to smoke and breast feed, than to smoke and not breast feed
True
Proteins are composed of:
L alpha amino acids
Carbon to which carboxyl group is attached
Alpha carbon
Nucleus of amino acid is
alpha carbon
All amino acids are assymetrical except
glycine
At physiological pH, the only group not ionized is:
hydrogen
Amino acids can be
L/D alpha amino acids
They give the unique structure and function to amino acids
R group or side chain
Hydrophilic amino acid
Glycine
Hydrophilic, polar, negative charge at physiologic pH
acidic amino acid
Valine differs from threonine in that
hydroxyl group is replaced by methyl
Oxidation product of thiol group adjacent with cys
Disulfide bond?
Amino acid with indole functional group on beta chain electronegative atom
Tryptophan
Transfer of nitrogen from peripheral tissues to liver
Alanine
Which is a non-essential amino acid:
Tyrosine
Main storage form of nitrogen and prominent circulation amino acid
Glutamine
Last step in serine formation
Dephosphorlyation
21st amino acid
Selenocysteine
Common precursor for serine
3-phosphoglycerate
Irreversible reaction
Phenylalanine to tyrosine
Requirement for lysine to hydroxylysine and proline to hydroxyproline reaction
Ascorbate/ascorbic acid
Alanine with phenyl substituent
Phenylalanine
Amino acid with indole functional group
Tryptophan
Phenylalanine with aromatic OH group
Tyrosine
Amino acid with guanidine group
Arginine
pH at which there is no net charge
Isoelectric pH
Amide linkages from condensation of a carboxyl and a-amino group of
amino acid
Peptide bond