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Emulsifier is a substance that works by being soluble what?
in water and fat at the same time.
Essential fatty acids (EFAs) are polyunsaturated fatty acids that _____ be made in the body and must be ______in the diet.
Can't, consumed
Adipose tissue is the what?
stored form of fat (mainly triglycerides) in the body
triglycerides the largest class of lipids found in food and body fat; composed of 3 _______and 1______ molecule.
fatty acids, glycerol
Hydrogenation
breaking a double bond on a fatty acid carbon chain and saturating it with hydrogen.
Saturated fatty acid
a fatty acid with carbon chains completely saturated or filled with hydrogen
Polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA)
a fatty acid containing two or more double bonds on the carbon chain.
Linoleic acid
an essential polyunsaturated fatty acid with the 1st double bond located a the 6th carbon atom from the omega end.
Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA)
the main omega-3 fatty acid in fish.
phospholipids
lipid compounds that form part of cell walls and act as a fat emulsifier.
Sterols
fatlike class of lipids that serve vital functions in the body
chylomicrons
the first lipoproteins formed after absorption of _______from food.
Acetyl coenzyme A (acetyl CoA) important intermediate byproduct in _______formed from the breakdown of___________, fatty acids and certain amino acids.
metabolism glucose
TCA cycle (tricarboxylic acid)aka krebs cycle cellular reactions that liberate ______from fragments of, __________fats, and proteins
energy, carbohydrates
Ketosis a condition in which the absence of plasma ______results in partial_____ of fatty acids and the formation of excessive amount of ketones.
glucose oxidation
Lipogenesis
anabolism (synthesis) of lipids
adrenocorticotropic hormone ACTH
an adrenal cortex hormone that stimulates secretion of more hormones.
Glucocorticoid
an adrenal cortex hormone that affects food metabolism.
Cis fatty acids
in natural oil
trans fatty acids
caused by hydrogenated unsaturated oils
very low density lipoproteins (VLDL's)
lipoproteins that carry fats and cholesterol to body cells and are made of the largest proportions of cholesterol.
Low-density lipoproteins (LDL's)
lipoproteins that carry fats and cholesterol to body cells and are made of the large proportions of cholesterol.
High-density lipoproteins (HDL's)
lipoproteins that carry fats and cholesterol from body cells to the liver and are made of large proportions of proteins.
Plaque
deposits of fatty substances, including cholesterol, that attach to arterial walls
artherosclerosis accumulation of plaques that result in what?
blockage in the arteries
Macrophages cells that are able to surround, engulf, and_______microorganisms and cellular debris, big scavenger cells.
digest
Linolenic acid
an essential polyunsaturated fatty acid with the 1st double bond located at the 3rd carbon atom from the omega end.
monounsaturated fatty acid
a fatty acid containing a carbon chain with one unsaturated double bond.