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nutrition exam 2

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two types of amino acids   essential and non essential  
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essential amino acids   cannot be made by body  
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non essential amino acids   can be made by body  
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conditionally essential amino acid   cannot be made from dietary essential amino acid. ex: PKU  
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Eat protein to...   provide essential amino acids & provide enough protein to make non essential amino acids.  
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Gastrin   hormone that increases gastric acid secretion (HCL) - uncoils and breaks down protein  
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Pepsin   enzyme in the stomach activated by acidic environment  
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proteases   secreted by pancreas and intestine - digest amino acids.  
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peptidases   intestinal wall enzymes - digest smaller chains of amino acids  
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Absorption   amino acids are absorbed across the intestinal wall, released into portal vein  
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AA's in the liver are...   combined into protein, converted to glucose or fat, can be used for energy  
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8 functions of proteins   building materials for growth/maintenance, enzymes, hormones, fluid balance, acid/base regulators, transporters, antibodies, energy source and glucose.  
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protein turnover/AA pool   constant turnover, constantly used while others are built, no protein storage in body.  
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nitrogen balance   amount of consumed nitrogen compared to nitrogen excreted (urine, feces, sweat).  
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+ nitrogen balance   if amount consumed is more than amount excreted. Important during periods of growth (adolescence, pregnancy)  
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- nitrogen balance   happens in extreme trauma, malnutrition, fever, infection  
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complete protein   contain all essential AA in similar amounts needed by the body. (animal sources)  
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Limiting amino acid   AA in least supply of a food item  
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complementary proteins   combining AA so limiting AA are covered.  
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Reference protein   egg  
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Amino acid scoring   comparing to AA reference (egg)  
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biological value   measured nitrogen absorbed  
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