Exam 4 Flashcards

1
Q

The correct chemical formula for vitamin A is

A

C20H30O

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2
Q

With regards to pellagra, high intake of molasses could lead to

A

Diarrhea

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3
Q

The deficiency of this vitamin results in xeropthalmia (or dry eye condition) and testicular degeneration

A

Vit A

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4
Q

The functions of vitamin C include the following

A

All the above

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5
Q

This vitamin is fat soluble

A

α-tocopherol

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6
Q

Formiminoglutamic acid is found in large amount in the urine of animals that are deficient in?

A

Folic acid

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7
Q

The main storehouse of vitamin A is the

A

Liver

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8
Q

The most popular synthetic form of vitamin A is

A

Palmitate

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9
Q

Which of the following all-trans isomers of carotenoid is the most potent?

A

β-carotene

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10
Q

This vitamin is not stored in the body of animals (pig is an exception)

A

Thiamine

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11
Q

The degenerative changes in the testes of an animal as a result of this vitamin is not reversible

A

Vit E

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12
Q

The most active form of vitamin E is the _____ form

A

Alpha

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13
Q

In terms of relative potency of vitamin A isomer, which of the follow is the most potent?

A

All-trans

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14
Q

In the absence of this vitamin, pyruvic acid and lactate accumulate in the blood and tissue of an animal

A

Thiamine

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15
Q

The vitamin that is phosphorylated in the liver (post absorption) and is involved in protein/amino acid metabolism is known as

A

Pyridoxine

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16
Q

.The process through which nonessential amino acids are synthesized (transamination reaction) requires a certain vitamin. In addition to transamination, this vitamin also plays an important role in the decarboxylation reactions in the body of an animal

A

Pyridoxine

17
Q

Avidin is a protein in egg white, is an antagonistic to

A

Biotin

18
Q

The deficiency of _______ (a vitamin) results in a situation in which certain amino acid cannot be condensed with succinyl CoA to form α-amino-β-ketoadipic acid which is the initial step in heme synthesis. What is this name of this vitamin and amino acid?

A

Pyridoxine; Glycine

19
Q

The following are symptoms of pellagra (caused by niacin deficiency) in man except

A

Fetal resorption

20
Q

This vitamin is sensitive to acid, base, and heat and it is normally sold as its calcium salt. It is also involved in the acetylation of choline

A

Pantothenic acid

21
Q

This vitamin occurs in nature and in natural products in bound form and serves as a prosthetic group for a series of enzymes that incorporate CO2 into organic linkages

A

Biotin

22
Q

Hemorrhagic sweet clover disease is a problem associated with antagonism between dicoumarol and vitamin______.

A

K

23
Q

As a result of pancreatic cancer, the pancreas of a cow is completely removed but the animal is supplied with adequate amount of insulin on a daily basis. Despite this, the animal still developed a condition that is known as “fatty liver”. As discussed in class, the deficiency of which vitamin would result in this condition (fatty liver)?

A

Choline

24
Q

This vitamin serves as a donor of methyl group mediated through its role in forming S-adenosylmethionine (SAM)

A

Choline

25
Q

One of the vitamins that we discussed in class occurs in two forms - a reduced form that is readily oxidized to a dehydro form. However, both of these forms are biologically active. Which of the following is the vitamin.

A

Vit C

26
Q

This vitamin is involved in tyrosine metabolism.

A

Vit C

27
Q

The most common non-nutritive feed additives in use include

A

All the above

28
Q

Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates antimicrobial and anthelmintic as drugs. Hence, they (FDA) regulate which of the following?

A

Allowable combinations

29
Q

When antibiotics are added to the diet for disease prevention, the level of inclusion in the feed is

A

50 to 200 g/ton of feed

30
Q

A synthetic growth hormone that was approved for increased milk production in dairy cattle is known as

A

Bovine somatotropin (BST)

31
Q

Which of the following is true for vitamin B12?

A

The only source of vitamin B12 is from microbes

32
Q

Vitamin B12 requires a certain mineral to be functional. Which of the following is the mineral that is found in the center of vitamin B12 structure?

A

Cobalt

33
Q

Which of the following is correct? Vitamins are

A

All the above

34
Q

Water soluble vitamins

A

Choline; Niacin; Biotin

35
Q

This feed additive (usually an indigestible carbohydrate) is resistant to enzymatic degradation/digestion in the small intestine but can be broken down by bacteria in the hind gut. It is used to promote gut health.

A

Prebiotics