Exam 2 Flashcards

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What do microbes do to proteins
What does this produce

A

Micrbes degrade proteins
- Release proteases, peptidases, deaminases
- Also attached to cell surface of microbe

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What does microbes do to CHO

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ferment monnosaccs to VFA’s and ATP (for the microbes).

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3
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What is NRC

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National Research council

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what is NASEM

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National Academy of Science, Engineering, and math

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5
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What are the nutrient requirements do we use regularly?

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Protein
Fat
Energy
Minerals and vitamins

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6
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What is Toxicity

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high nutrient or energy consumed
lower animal performance

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What is deficiency

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Lower nutrient and energy consumed
Lower animal performance

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8
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What affects overall nutrient requirments

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Species
Breed
Sex
Physiological state
Season
Previous nutrition\

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9
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What is Deaminated

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NH3 and C-skeleton for fermentation

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10
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What do micrbes do to lipids

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Hydrolyze triglycerides, phospholipids

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11
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Are fatty acids soulble in h2o

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Yes

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12
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What are three examples of volatile fatty acids

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Acetate
Propimate
Butgrate

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How do microbes degrade fiber, starch and sugar

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through enzymes

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14
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What microbes digest fiber

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Cellulolytic
Hemicellulolytic

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15
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What is fermentation

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Microbial metabolism of organic compounds to obtain energy

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16
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What makes ruminants differnet from monogastics

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Microbes get first choice
RRO
Fermintation happens before animal digestion or absorption
Stomach secrtions (65-80% digesta located here)

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17
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Where is absorption of VFA and ammonia take place

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Reticulo-rumen

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18
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What controls passage to the abomasum and absorption

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What does abomasum

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Gastric compartment

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What do microbes do to lipids

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Microbes hydrolyze triglycerides, phospholipids

21
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what do microbes do to non-protein nitrogen

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Microbes can synthesize AA

22
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What determines if a feed particle gets fermented or not?

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Microbes are unable to degrade the paricle
Microbes don’t have enough time to degrade the particle
It leaves the rumen before being digested or fermented

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What are we feeding rumen mirobes

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Soluble carbs
RDP

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Non-protein N

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What is RDP
Ruminally degradable protein
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What is energy
The abilty to do work
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What does energy mean for the body
Work for all cellular processes EX. life growht reproduction
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What is the definition of work
Energy transferred from one place to another
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Heat
Energy transferred from one place to another
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What does ATP stand for
Adenosine triphosphat
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Monosaccharides
Monomer/building blocks
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What is the CHO formula
CnH2nOn
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What type of CHO does an animal consume
Disaccharides and Poly saccharides
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What are the two common monosacchorides
Pentoses and Hexoses
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What are some disaccharides
Sucrose Maltose Cellobiose lactose
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What is the linkage that connects monosacharides to create disaccharides
Alpha linkage
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What does photosytheses create
Hexose
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What are plants mostly made of
Carbohydrates
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What are the fuctions of CHO in animals
Energy transport, transfer, and use Energy storage
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What are the first 3 fates of absorbed Carbohydrates
1st prioirty- provide energy (glycolygis) 2nd priority- Short term energy storage (Glycogen) 3rd priority- Long term storage (lipids/fat)
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What are three parts that is commonly CHO-related intermediary Metabolism
Glycolysis, TCA cycle
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Explain conventional energy scheme
1. feed- how much energy (ATP) an animal gets from each feed 2. Animal energy needs (requirements)
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