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large molecules made by DNA and contain C,H,O,N built from 20 amino acids connected by peptide bonds |
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connot be produced in sufficient qualities - histidine, isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine, phenylalnine, threonine, tryptophan, valine |
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transfer of an amine group from essential acid to a different acid group and side chain to make nonessiental acid |
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conditionally essential amino acids |
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nonessential turned essential (PKU-phenylanine is not avalible so the body cannot make tyrosine(ne) |
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mental retardation, delayed development, seizure, hyperactivity, poor bones, skin rashes, no melanin, small head |
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gene expression- cells use genes to make proteins transcription- mRNA copies info form genes translation- RNA is converted to amino acid sequence |
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organization determines function |
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order of amino acids and spiral shape from twist in chain |
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lose shapes due to heat, acid, base, metal, alcohol, digestion |
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all 9 amino acids mostly derived form animal source and soy(not infants) |
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combine two or more incomplete proteins to complete |
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two or more foods combined to supply 9 acids |
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protein digestion in stomach |
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HCl denatures proteins and activates pepsin |
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enzyme breaks down protiens into short polypeptides and amino acids |
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hormone controls HCl and pepsin |
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digestion in small intestine |
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pancreatic protease complete digestion special sites absorb and transport amino acids, di/tri peptides high dose of single amino acid lead to competition at the site and leads to toxicity and defiences |
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chemical score- amount of limiting amino acid in one food compared to same amino acid in another food PDCAAs- higher digestablilty =more complete( animal and soy are 90% absorbed) |
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cell growth and repair enzynes and hormones fluid and electrolyte balance acid base balance immune energy source nutrient transport and storage |
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nitrogen balance determines protein need |
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.8g per kg of body weight 10-35% higher during growth in children and pregos no mor ethan 2g per kg |
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high cholesterol and heart disease (bc saturated fat in animals) bone loss- inc Ca secretion kidney problems |
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people with type 2 diabetes need low protein diet |
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lower fat and total energy intake lower blood pressure dec risk of heart disease dec digestive problems dec risk in cancer,kidney, gallstones |
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low in nutrients vitamin D, B12, riboflavinB2, zinc and iron |
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protein energy malnutrition |
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inadequate protein and energy intake BMI <16kg |
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deficiency of protein and CHOs and includes: muscle wasting, stunted brain development, learning,metabolism and growth, anemia, weak immune, skin and bones |
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CHO intake is greater than protein (normal calorie intake) and includes: weight loss, muscle wasting, retarded growth and development, edema, fluid imbalance, distention of belly, fatty degeneration of liver, skin problems and hair loss, |
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inherited disease that cannot breakdown phenylalanine so it builds up in tissue and cause brain damage should be noted at birth and has to live on a low PKU diet |
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disease of RBC form both parents - cells are cresent shaped causing them to be hard and sticky so blood flow is restricted -damages organs expically spleen -short life span= anemia -impaired vision, headaches, convulsions, bone degeneration |
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inherited disease affecting respitory and digestive alteration of chloride transport in cell cells create thick sticky mucus wheezing coughing and stunted growth |
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