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15 Cards in this Set
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Nutrients are substances in good that provide structural materials or _________ |
Energy |
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The macromolecules required as nutrients include ____________, carbohydrates, and proteins |
Fats |
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Whole foods are more healthful than ______________ foods because they do not undergo nutrient stripping alterations |
Processed |
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______________ carbohydrates take longer to break apart than simple sugars |
Complex |
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_____________ is an important dietary constituent that helps regulate bowel function but is not a nutrient because it is not metabolized |
Fiber |
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Metabolism |
All of the physical and chemical reactions that produce and use energy |
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Enzymes |
Protein that catalyzes and regulates the rate of metabolic reactions |
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Catalyze |
To speed up the rate of a chemical reaction. *Enzymes are biological catalysts* |
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Common suffix in names of Enzymes |
-ase (ex. sucrase is the enzyme that breaks down the table sugar sucrose) |
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Activation Energy |
The amount of energy that reactants in a chemical reaction must absorb before the reaction can start |
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Substrate |
The substance upon which an enzyme reacts |
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Enzymes only catalyze one reaction, a property called ___________ |
Specificity |
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To catalyze a reaction, the enzyme binds its ___________ and bends it slightly, places stress on chemical bonds |
substrate |
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Enzyme-catalyzed reactions are prevented from occurring at a rapid rate at all times by the presence of a(n) ______________ energy barrier |
activation |
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The _______________ metabolic rate is the energy use of a resting wakeful person |
basal |