Articles (Oleic Acid, CLA, Nutragenomics, Pro/Prebiotics, microbiome) Flashcards

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reduced risk of coronary HD

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oleic acid

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best source of oleic acid

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olive oil

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what might benefit digestive diseases by lowering gastric acid secretion?

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oleic acid

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What can moderate the postprandial hyperactivity of B-cells?

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oleic acid

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What is responsible for the hypotensive effects of olive oil?

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oleic acid

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pimary isomer of CLA from beef

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cis-9, trans-11

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main interest involving CLA

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obesity

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What supp increases palmitoyl transferase-l and uncoupling protein 3 in skeletal m.?

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CLA

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what might be an anti-breast caner component of milk?

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CLA

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CLA’s benefit to bone health involves interaction with what?

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calcium

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What can improve antibody production following hep B vaccination?

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CLA supp

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one potential adverse effect of CLA?

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increased oxidative markers

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hemochromatosis gene

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HFE

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5-methyltetrahydrofolate

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MTHFR

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MTHFR TT genotype

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NTD’s

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MTHFR AA genotype

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higher angiotensinogen and HTN

- more responsive to DASH diet

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different responses to meds according to genotype

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pharmacogenetics

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affects genetic performance most

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malnutrition in 1st and last trimester

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what can compensate for dysfunctional/absent genes

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some nutrients, such as folic acid

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what accounts for 95% of caffeine metabolism?

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cytochrome P450 1A2 (CYP1A2) in the liver

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what initiates the breakdown of homocysteine?

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methylene hydrofolate reductase (MTHFR)

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do nutrigenetic tests diagnose disease?

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“forgotten organ”

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microbiome synthesizes what vitamines?

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Bile acid signaling through farnesoid X receptor (FXR) results in?
- reduction of triglycerides, cholesterol, and fatty acids | - improvement of glucose metabolism and hepatoprotection
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BA signaling to TGR-5
immune modulatioin and energy metabolism
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3 bacterial communities
Bacterioides, prevotella, or ruminococcus
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bacterioides-dominated
diet high in fat
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provetella-dominated
diet high in carbs
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ruminococcus-dominated
mucins
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gut dysbiosis and impaired microbiota enzyme activity is seen in
IBD and IBS
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gut microbiota of formula fed babies was low in?
bifidobacteria
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nutritionally, what are the significant microbial species?
strains classified as lactic acid bacteria
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two most commercially important strains?
streptococcus thermophilus and lactococcus lactis
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the 4 desriable probiotic properties?
1. acid and bile tolerance 2. adhesion to mucosal/epithelial surfaces 3. antimicrobial 4. bile sale hydrolase activity
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largest sales of probiotic foods
yogurt
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severe form of antibiotic-associated diarrhea
``` pseudomembranous colitis (caused by C. diff) - treated with L rhamnosus and S. boulardii ```
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most common cause of acute infantile diarrhea?
rotavirus
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lactose intolerance
beta-galactosidase df (genetic)
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pelvic radiotherapy damaging the mucosa may cause?
acquired beta-galactosidase df