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Enrichment
Adding nutrients back that were lost during refinement
Fortification
Adding additional nutrients into refined grains
Simple carbohydrates
Sugars, monosaccharides
Complex carbohydrates
Starches, disaccharides, olgiosaccharides
3 most common monosaccharides:
1. glucose
2. galactose
3. fructose
_____ one of the two sugars in every disaccharide
glucose
glucose shape
hexose
galactose
not found in nature, in MILK
galactose shape
hexose
Fructose
AKA: levulose
naturally in fruit and honey
fructose shape
pentose
Sucrose
Table sugar
glucose and fructose
hydrolysis reaction
reaction that breaks sugar molecules apart
condensation reaction
reaction that binds two sugar molecules together
Lactose intolerance
lactose not digested in small intestine
olgiosaccharides _____ monosaccharides long
3-10
polysaccharides _____ monosaccharides long
over 10
Olgiosaccharides are not _____ but are...
digested; metabolized by bacteria in large intestine
starch
absorption of fructose
facilitated diffusion
absorption of glucose/galactose
facilitated diffusion
Cellular respiration formula
C6H12O6 + 6O2-->6CO2 + 6H2O +38 ATP
3 stages of cellular respiration
1. Glycolysis
2. Citric Acid Cycle
3. Electron Transport Chain
Glycolysis
breaks down glucose into pyruvate, no oxygen required
Ketone
alternative energy source if no carbohydrates available
Insulin
lowers blood sugar
Glucagon
raises blood glucose
Glycemic index
quantify how quickly blood sugar rises