1.25 Biochemical background of ketosis in ruminants Flashcards

1
Q

Give the connection between gluconeogenesis and ketogenesis in ruminants

A

NEB = Negative energy balance

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Ketosis

A

Raised ketone bodies in body tissues

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3
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Ketogenesis ↑ =

A

Ketoacidosis

Because ketone bodies are acids

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4
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Give the range of ketosis

A

900mmol - 1400μm = Mild ketosis

> = Severe ketosis

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5
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Give the types of ketosis

A
  • Primary ketosis (↑ energy needed)
  • Secondary (Ø enough energy uptake)
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6
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Primary ketosis

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  • Dairy ketosis - Early lactation in dairy cattle
  • Pregnancy toxaemia in ewes carrying twins
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7
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Secondary ketosis

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  • Starvation
  • Diabetes
  • Gastrointestinal disease
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8
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Give the ratio of ketone bodies in:

  • Milk
  • Blood
  • Urine
A
  • Milk: 1
  • Blood: 5
  • Urine: 10
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9
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Treatment of ketosis

A
  • Glucose or
  • Propylene glycol

Intravenous

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10
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Lipid degradation of ruminants

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11
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Draw saturation of unsaturated FA in ruminants

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12
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FA absorption in ruminants

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  1. Absorbed from rumen
  2. Fat
  3. Intestine
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13
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Lipid synthesis in ruminants

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