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Lecture 1 - Jan 8
What does human nutrition encompass,
Provide examples of macronutrients,
Provide examples of micronutrients
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Lecture 1 MC
Which of the following are consid...,
Micronutrients are required in __...,
Essential nutrients are those tha...
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Lecture 2 - Jan 10 (Part 1 - carbs, lipids, proteins)
What are carbohydrates made of,
What is the ratio of carbon to water,
What is considered the major sour...
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Lecture 2 - Part 1 MC
What elements make up carbohydrat...,
The term carbohydrates refers to ...,
Which of the following is not a p...
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Lecture 2 - Jan 12 (Part 2 - Minerals, Vitamins, H2O)
What are minerals,
What are macrominerals,
What are micro trace minerals
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Lecture 2 - Part 2 MC
Which of the following is conside...,
Minerals are essential for health...,
Trace minerals are needed in a la...
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Lecture 3 (Part 1)- The Digestive system - Gastrin
The digestive system consist of 5...,
What are the accessory organs of ...,
How do the accessory organs of th...
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Lecture 3 - Part 1 MC
How does acetylcholine contribute...,
What is the role of histamine in ...,
Gastrin is released by which of t...
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Lecture 3 (Part 2) - Small Intestine
What is the location where most d...,
Chyme coming from the stomach is ...,
What is the glycoprotein rich flu...
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Lecture 3 - Part 2 MC
Where does the majority of digest...,
What is the function of goblet ce...,
How does the surface area of the ...
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Lecture 4
What are enterocytes,
How often is enterocytes layer of...,
What are the hair like structures...
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Lecture 4 - MC
What is the primary function of e...,
Where do water soluble nutrients ...,
What are bile acids primarily res...
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Lecture 5 (Part 1)
The term carbohydrate encompasses,
Which of the following are not hy...,
Glucose fructose and galactose al...
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Lecture 5 Part 1 - MC
What is the primary difference in...,
Which of the following carbohydra...,
Amylose and amylopectin are both ...
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Lecture 5 (Part 2)
What enzyme hydrolize break down ...,
Where does most digestion of poly...,
In the duodenum why is ph elevate...
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Lecture 5 Part 2 - MC
What is the primary function of g...,
Where does most digestion of poly...,
How does bicarbonate influence ca...
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Lecture 6 (Part 1)
Can glucose galactose and fructos...,
What facilitates the transport of...,
Sglt1 function
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Lecture 6 Part 1 - MC
Which transporter is primarily re...,
Glut5 transporter is specialized ...,
How does the sglt1 transporter fa...
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Lecture 6 (Part 2)
Blood supply to the brain is about,
Blood brain barrier bbb,
Why does very little anaerobic me...
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Lecture 6 Part 2 - MC
What is the blood supply rate to ...,
Which of the following is primari...,
Under normal conditions what is t...
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Lecture 7
What are empty calories,
The 2015 us dietary guidelines fo...,
What does the national obesity fo...
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Lecture 7 - MC
According to the 2015 us dietary ...,
The national obesity forum in the...,
What does the glycemic index gi m...
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Lecture 8
The assemblage of microbes living...,
1 3 of body mass in and on the av...,
Bacteria vastly outnumbers the ot...
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Lecture 8 - MC
What is microbiota a a single mic...,
Where in the body are short chain...,
Which of the following is not a s...
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Lecture 9
Effects of scfas on the gi tract,
What is the effect of scfas on wa...,
How do scfas affect the mucosal c...
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Lecture 9 - MC
What is one of the primary effect...,
How does dietary fiber influence ...,
What role does fiber play in the ...
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Lecture 10 (Part 1) MIDTERM 2 STARTS HERE
Main types of lipids found in foods,
Lipids important for,
_____________ the simplest lipids
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Lecture 10 Part 1 - MC
What are the main types of lipids...,
Fatty acids are divided into how ...,
Which type of fatty acid has no d...
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Lecture 10 (Part 2)
People should increase omega 3 in...,
What foods boost the intake of om...,
Trans fatty acids are found in wh...
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Lecture 10 Part 2 - MC
What are potential risks associat...,
What structural feature character...,
What are the advantages of hydrog...
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Lecture 11
Where are triglycerides abundantl...,
Function of visceral adipose tissue,
Triglycerides function
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Lecture 11 Part 1 - MC
What are triglycerides made of a ...,
Which of the following functions ...,
In the formation of triglycerides...
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Lecture 11 (Part 2)
Enterohepatic circulation,
Bile,
What percentage of cholesterol pr...
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Lecture 11 Part 2 - MC
What percentage of bile salts are...,
What is the primary composition o...,
How much of the cholesterol prese...
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Lecture 12
Process of digestion absorption o...,
The role of co lipase in lipid di...,
How does the presence of bile sal...
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Lecture 12 - MC
Where does the digestion of lipid...,
What is the primary role of lingu...,
How do bile salts affect the acti...
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Lecture 13 (Part 1) - Metabolism of Chylomicrons
How are chylomicrons formed in th...,
Describe the pathway of chylomicr...,
What role does hdl play in the me...
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Lecture 13 Part 1 - MC
Where are chylomicrons primarily ...,
What is the main function of chyl...,
Which of the following molecules ...
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Lecture 13 (Part 2) - Metabolism of VLDL
What is the primary function of v...,
What is the precursor form of vld...,
What additional apolipoproteins d...
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Lecture 13 Part 2 - MC
What is the primary function of v...,
What happens to vldl after it del...,
Which lipoprotein is often referr...
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Lecture 13 (Part 3) - Metabolism of HDL
What is the alternative name for ...,
Describe the initial shape of hdl...,
How does hdl interact with tissue...
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Lecture 13 Part 3 - MC
What is the primary role of hdl i...,
Why is hdl often referred to as g...,
How does hdl initially appear whe...
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Lecture 13 (Part 4) - CETP & PLTP
The role of cetp and pltp,
What is the primary role of pltp ...,
What function do cetp proteins se...
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Lecture 13 Part 4 - MC
What is the primary function of p...,
Cetp is best known for its role i...,
How does the activity of cetp imp...
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Lecture 13 (Part 5) - Proprotein Convertase Subtilisin/Kexin 9 (PCSK9)
What is the primary source of pro...,
How does pcsk9 affect the functio...,
What effect does pcsk9 have on th...
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Lecture 13 Part 5 - MC
What is the main function of pcsk...,
How does pcsk9 influence ldl chol...,
What therapeutic strategy is cons...
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Protein Section Lecture #1
What is the canadian community he...,
Over what period did the cchs obs...,
What changes were made in the tra...
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PROTEIN SECTION LECTURE #2
What percentage of body weight do...,
Name two types of structural prot...,
What type of protein is amylase
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Protein Lecture 2 Part 1 - MC
What percentage of body weight is...,
Which type of protein is primaril...,
What is the primary role of enzym...
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PROTEIN SECTION LECTURE #2 (Part 2)
What is transamination in the con...,
When does transamination typicall...,
Can transamination occur for esse...
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Protein Section Lecture #2 Part 2 - MC
What is transamination a the proc...,
Where does deamination typically ...,
What is the outcome of a condensa...
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PROTEIN SECTION LECTURE #3
Where does protein digestion star...,
What role does the hormone gastri...,
How does hydrochloric acid hcl fa...
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Protein Section Lecture #3 - MC
Where does protein digestion prim...,
What role does the hormone gastri...,
What is the function of hydrochlo...
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PROTEIN SECTION LECTURE #3 (Part 2)
What is the role of amino acids i...,
Besides amino acids what other fa...,
What does the term anabolic refer...
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Protein Section #3 Part 2 - MC
Which of the following is conside...,
What role does insulin play in mu...,
Which hormones are known to incre...
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PROTEIN SECTION LECTURE #4
What is protein quality,
On what criteria does protein qua...,
How well are animal proteins abso...
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Protein Section Lecture #4 - MC
What is protein quality primarily...,
Which factor does not influence t...,
What is meant by limiting amino a...
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PROTEIN SECTION LECTURE #5
How much more dietary protein do ...,
Are protein intakes of 14 20g kg ...,
Can physically active individuals...
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Lecture #14 - Vitamin A
What was vitamin a originally dis...,
How does vitamin a contribute to ...,
Describe the process of vitamin a...
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Lecture 14 Vitamin A - MC
What is the primary function of v...,
Vitamin a is described as a gener...,
Which of the following is not a f...
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Lecture #14 - Vitamin D
What are the two main forms of vi...,
Describe the metabolism of vitami...,
How does vitamin d regulate calci...
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Lecture 14 Vitamin D - MC
Vitamin d contains compounds know...,
Which of the following is not a m...,
Ergocalciferol is primarily found...
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Lecture #14 - Vitamin E
What are the main functions of vi...,
What distinguishes the chemical s...,
How does vitamin e function as an...
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Lecture 14 Vitamin E - MC
What is the structural difference...,
Which part of the tocopherol stru...,
Which of the following best descr...
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Lecture #14 - Vitamin K
What are the functions of vitamin k,
What are the naturally occurring ...,
How does vitamin k contribute to ...
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Lecture 14 Vitamin K - MC
Which of the following is not a n...,
Menadione differs from other form...,
What is the primary function of v...
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Lecture #15 - VITAMIN C
What is vitamin c,
Why can t humans synthesize vitam...,
How is vitamin c stability affect...
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Lecture 15 Vitamin C - MC
Vitamin c is a generic descriptor...,
Why can t humans synthesize vitam...,
In which form is vitamin c most c...
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Lecture #15 - Thiamine (B1)
What is significant about thiamin...,
What disease is associated with t...,
What are the two basic sources of...
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Lecture 15 Thiamine - MC
What distinction does thiamine ho...,
Which disease is associated with ...,
In which form is thiamine primari...
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Lecture #16 - Riboflavin (B2)
What forms does riboflavin take i...,
How is riboflavin affected by env...,
What is the structure of riboflav...
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Lecture 16 Riboflavin - MC
What forms does riboflavin typica...,
How does riboflavin react to expo...,
What is the structure of the ribo...
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Lecture #16 - Niacin (B3)
What disease is associated with n...,
How stable is niacin in foods and...,
What are the primary functions of...
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Lecture 16 Niacin (B3) - MC
Niacin was originally discovered ...,
What happens when a hydroxyl grou...,
What are nadh and nadph primarily...
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Lecture #16 - Vitamin B6
What are the vitamers isoforms of...,
Why is vitamin b6 referred to as ...,
What are the primary functions of...
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Lecture 16 Vitamin B6 - MC
What forms of vitamin b6 are know...,
What is the significance of phosp...,
Why is vitamin b6 sometimes refer...
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Lecture #17 - Pantothenic Acid (B-Complex)
Why is a deficiency in pantotheni...,
Most pantothenic acid in cells is...,
Pantothenic acid bound to _________
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Lecture 17 Pantothenic Acid (B-Complex) - MC
What does the term pantothenic in...,
Why is a deficiency of pantotheni...,
Pantothenic acid is metabolically...
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Lecture #17 - Biotin
What condition led to the discove...,
How is biotin found in our bodies,
What are the primary functions of...
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Lecture 17 Biotin - MC
What condition led to the discove...,
How is biotin typically found in ...,
Which of the following enzymes do...
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Lecture #18 - Folate
What are the components that make...,
What is the role of dihydrofolate...,
What is the primary function of f...
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Lecture 18 Folate - MC
What condition was the discovery ...,
Folate is made up of which three ...,
What role does the enzyme dihydro...
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Lecture #18 - Cobalamin (Vitamin B12)
What are the five groups attached...,
Which forms of vitamin b12 are ac...,
What is the name of the nucleus t...
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Lecture 18 Cobalamin (Vitamin B12) - MC
What was vitamin b12 originally i...,
Which forms of vitamin b12 are ac...,
How is vitamin b12 protected from...
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Lecture #19 - Minerals
What are the physical properties ...,
What are the physiological functi...,
Difference between macro and micr...
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Lecture 19 Minerals - MC
What percentage of total body wei...,
Which of the following best descr...,
Minerals are involved in which of...
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Lecture #19 - Calcium
Primary functions of calcium,
Calcium absorption rate from diet,
Why must calcium be liberated to ...
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Lecture 19 Calcium - MC
Where is the majority of calcium ...,
What percentage of dietary calciu...,
Which factor is known to enhance ...
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Lecture #19 - Vitamin D and Calcium Metabolism
What is the role of vitamin d3 in...
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Lecture #19 - Low Circulating Calcium Response
What does the parathyroid gland r...,
How does pth affect the liver in ...,
What role does pth play in the ki...
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Lecture #19 Low Circulating Calcium Response - MC
What is the role of pth when calc...,
What is the function of calcitrio...,
Where does pth stimulate the prod...
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LECTURE #19 - High Circulating Calcium Response
What hormonal response occurs in ...,
How does calcitonin influence cal...,
What are the effects of calcium s...
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Lecture #20 - Iodine
List the primary functions of iodine,
Where is iodine mostly concentrat...,
In what forms can dietary iodine ...
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Lecture 20 Iodine - MC
What is the primary role of the t...,
What forms can dietary iodine be ...,
How is iodide absorbed during dig...
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Lecture #20 - Iron
In what two oxidative states can ...,
Where is most of the body s iron ...,
What is the difference between he...
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Lecture 20 Iron - MC
In what forms does iron occur in ...,
Where is most of the iron in the ...,
How is non heme iron absorbed com...
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Lecture #21 & 22 - Alcohol
What is the primary dietary compo...,
How is ethanol absorbed in the body,
Which organ is primarily responsi...
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Lecture 21 & 22 Alcohol - MC
What is ethanol commonly known as...,
How many calories does one gram o...,
Where is ethanol primarily absorb...
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Lecture #21 & 22 - Catabolism of Ethanol
What enzymes convert ethanol into...,
How toxic is acetaldehyde compare...,
What is the role of acetaldehyde ...
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Lecture 21&22 Catabolism of Ethanol - MC
Which enzymes are primarily respo...,
What happens to acetaldehyde in t...,
What role does acetate play in th...
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Lecture #21 & 22 - MEOS and Alcohol Metabolism
What is meos and where is it located,
What substances can meos oxidize,
How does meos contribute to detox...
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Lecture 21 & 22 MEOS & Alcohol Metabolism- MC
What is the role of the microsoma...,
Why are women generally at a high...,
What harmful byproduct is produce...
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Lecture #23
What are the two main components ...,
How does the first law of thermod...,
What is a calorie and how is it d...
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Lecture 23 - MC
What does the first law of thermo...,
A food calorie cal is equivalent ...,
Metabolizable energy refers to a ...
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Lecture #24
What is basal metabolic rate bmr ...,
How does increasing muscle mass a...,
What is the thermic effect of foo...
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Lecture 24 - MC
What best describes the basal met...,
If an individual gains 1 kg of mu...,
What are the two components of th...
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Lecture #25
What role does adipose tissue pla...,
How does leptin regulate energy,
What happens when there is a decr...
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Lecture 25 - MC
What is the role of leptin in ene...,
What happens during a negative en...,
Which hormones are involved in re...
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Lecture #26
Describe how glucose demonstrates...,
Why is glucose essential for eryt...,
Describe the body s capacity to s...
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