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These are fats/organic compounds most common in our bodies. Composed of carbon, hydroge and oxygen?
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Lipids
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Fatty meats, egg yolk, dairy products.
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A Lipid that is stored in adipose tissue,protects and insulate organs and major source of stored energy?
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Triglycerides
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3 long fatty chains attached to a one small glycerol molecule.
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Lipids such as cholesterol which is found in membranes and is the synthesis of vitamin D?
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Steroid
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Explain 3 important uses of Lipids?
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1. Source of Energy
2. Covering if Nerve Cells 3. In the synthesis of steroids |
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How are Fatty acids broken down?
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Fatty acids which are long structurs must be broken into tiny units before they go to mitochondria & be a part the acid cycle(Krep cycle)then once in the mitochondria then releases a huge amount of energy!
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How are fatty acids made?
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When extra calories are consumed, the enzymes that synthesize fat are stimulated,then the fat is deposited in adipose tissue in the body!
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A series of amino acids linked together by peptide bonds & useful for many body functions; muscles,hemoglobin, skin,hair and protects from diseases?
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Proteins
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Building blocks of protein;come mostly from protein foods and there about 20 to build body protein?
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Amino Acids
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Name 3 important uses of Proteins?
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Synthesis of:
1. Hormones 2. Enzymes 3. Antibodies 4. Plasma & Muscle Proteins 5. Hemoglobin & Cell membranes. |
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Like carbs/lipids, amino acids also contain this extra element (amine group)is called?
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Nitrogen (NH2)
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These are fats/organic compounds most common in our bodies. Composed of carbon, hydroge and oxygen?
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Lipids
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Fatty meats, egg yolk, dairy products.
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A Lipid that is stored in adipose tissue,protects and insulate organs and major source of stored energy?
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Triglycerides
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3 long fatty chains attached to a one small glycerol molecule.
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Lipids such as cholesterol which is found in membranes and is the synthesis of vitamin D?
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Steroid
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Explain 3 important uses of Lipids?
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1. Source of Energy
2. Covering if Nerve Cells 3. In the synthesis of steroids |
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How are Fatty acids broken down?
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Fatty acids which are long structurs must be broken into tiny units before they go to mitochondria & be a part the acid cycle(Krep cycle)then once in the mitochondria then releases a huge amount of energy!
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How are fatty acids made?
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When extra calories are consumed, the enzymes that synthesize fat are stimulated,then the fat is deposited in adipose tissue in the body!
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A series of amino acids linked together by peptide bonds & useful for many body functions; muscles,hemoglobin, skin,hair and protects from diseases?
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Proteins
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Building blocks of protein;come mostly from protein foods and there about 20 to build body protein?
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Amino Acids
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Name 3 important uses of Proteins?
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Synthesis of:
1. Hormones 2. Enzymes 3. Antibodies 4. Plasma & Muscle Proteins 5. Hemoglobin & Cell membranes. |
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Like carbs/lipids, amino acids also contain this extra element (amine group)is called?
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Nitrogen (NH2)
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Why do amino acids nd to break down & must be handled by either recycled/used for different amino acids or changed to urea and excreted?
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Amino acids contain "Nitrogen" (NH2)
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This is formed when the amine group (NH2) of one amino acid joins w/the acid (COOH)group of a second amino acid?
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Peptide bond
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When several amino acids are joined together by peptide bonds?
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Peptide
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When many amino acids are joined together?
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Polypeptide
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When the Nitrogen that is released from a breakdown of amino acids then removed from the amino acid and then the liver converts it to Urea?
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Urea Cycle (conversion of protein to Urea)
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