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Fats

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Fat   dietary importance; Concentrated fuel for energy (1 gram= 9 kcal)  
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Classes of fats   Lipids, Triglycerides, Fatty acids, Lipoproteins  
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Lipids   Overall name for chemical group of fats  
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Triglycerides   Chemical name for fat  
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Fatty acids   Building blocks of fats  
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Lipoproteins   Combination of fat, protein, and other fat-related substances Carry fats in the blood stream  
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Saturated fatty acids   Filled or with hydrogen - MEATS; Palm oil and Coconut oil  
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Unsaturated fatty acids   Unsaturated fatty acids; less heavy; Monounsaturated: one unfilled spot Polyunsaturated: two or more unfilled spots; Olive oil, canola oil, peanut oil, avocado  
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Polyunsaturated fatty acids   Linoleic (omega-6) Alpha-linolenic (omega-3) Essential fatty acids that we need *tissue strength, muscle tone, blood clotting, cardiac action, cholesterol metab.  
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Triglyceride derivative   Third fatty acid is replaced by phosphate group  
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Partially hydrophobic   Water fearing phospholipid - permeable  
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Partially hydrophilic   Water loving phospholipid - permeable  
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Phospholipids   Triglyceride derivative-Third fatty acid is replaced by phosphate group; Major constituents in cell membranes; Allow transport of fats through bloodstream  
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Cholesterol   Not a fat; No need for this in the body – improves taste; can't be removed from animal foods; The more you eat it, the sicker you can get (fatty liver); found in Egg yolks Liver, kidney Meats; Synthesized in the liver  
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Functions of Fat in Foods   Energy; Essential nutrients; Flavor and satisfaction  
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Adipose tissue   Protects organs; Stores our fat; can form anywhere; Helps regulate temperature; Cell membrane structure; Forms part of cell membrane; Helps transport nutrients across cell membranes  
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Food Sources of Fat   Animal fats Plant fats-palm oil and coconut oil Hydrogenated fats  
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Transfat   Man-made fat; increase amount of lipids in the bloodstream  
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Digestion of Fats   Mouth, stomach, small intestine  
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Mouth fat digestion   mastication, lipase is secreted to break down food for transport to stomach  
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Stomach fat digestion   no fat digestion happens here  
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Small intestine fat digestion   majority of fat digestion and destruction happens here: Bile from the gallbladder (upper right quad); Enzymes from the pancreas (below the stomach); Enzymes from the small intestine- break fat down for absorption Absorption-  
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Dietary Fat Requirements   should not exceed 20% to 35% of total kilocalories; less than 10% from saturated  
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What does fat do for our body?   structural material for cell walls, protective padding for vital organs, insulation to maintain body temperature, and covering for nerve cells  
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glycolipids   a lipid w/ a carbohydrate attached  
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amphophilic   molecule containing both hydrophilic and hydrophobic groups  
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bile   fluid secreted by the liver and transported to the gallbladder for concentration and storage  
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micelles   packages of free fatty acids, monoglycerides, and bile salts  
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chylomicron   lipoprotein formed in the intestinal cell composed of triglycerides, cholesterol, phospholipids, and protein. Allows for absorption of fat into lymphatic circulatory system before entering the blood circulation.  
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The fuel form of fat found in food sources   triglyceride  
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