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List 3 Functions for CHO in humans diet?
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1. Important energy source
2. supplies carbon skeletons needed for the formation of nonessential amino acids 3. protein-sparing effect |
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The primary form of CHO in plants cell walls?
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Cellulose
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Which of these is a polysaccharide?
a. starch b. cellulose c. hemicellulose d. all |
d. all
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Which of these is found mostly in plants cell wall?
a. cellulose b. lignin c. starch d. none e. a&b |
a. cellulose
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Which feedstuffs are considered high in starch?
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Corn
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The primary site for oligosaccharides digestion is?
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large intestine
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Name 2 CHO of animal origin?
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Muscle and Liver
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List 3 differences between NDF and NSC
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1. NDF beta bonds, NSC alpha bonds.
2. the beta bonds component sugars are not available for absorption to animals. 3. NSC are an important energy source for many tissues(brain, red blood cells) |
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What effects do the alpha and beta bonds have on polysaccharides digestion?
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Alpha: readily hydrolyzed by the body amylase enzymes in the small intestine yielding free glucose units.
Beta: make cellulose essentially insoluble and resistant to breakdown by monogastricanimals digestive enzymes. |
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Which of the followings is a prebiotic?
a. glycogen b. oleic acid c. raffinose d. sucrose |
c. raffinose
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........Is known as animal starch
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Glycogen
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Starch is the main form of CHO in forages (Hay)? T or F
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F, hemicellulose and cellulose is
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The Van Soest method measures......?
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NDF, or a detergent dissolves everything in sample except fiber
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