Protein Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

which amino acid is high in sulfur

A

methionine

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2
Q

MATT amino acids

A

Methionine
Arginine
Threonine
Tryptophan

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3
Q

HILL amino acids

A

Histidine
Isoleucine
Leucine
Lysine

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4
Q

VP amino acids

A

Valine
Phenylamine

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5
Q

T/F essential amino acids are synthesized by the body

A

FALSE, they must be fed in the diet at the required levels

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6
Q

which animals are fed at their amino acid level(fed exactly the amount they need)

A

Pigs
chicken

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7
Q

Can ruminal microbes synthesize essential amino acids, if so how?

A

yes, they can synthesize all amino acids from ammonia and carbon skeleton

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8
Q

what type of ruminant(job) exceeds the microbes AA production abilities

A

-High-producing dairy cow
-Implanted, high growth steer grazing wheat pasture

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9
Q

what AA is used for milk production

A

methionine

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10
Q

T/F ALL proteins contain ALL AA in some amount

A

TRUE

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11
Q

maintenance AA requirements definition

A

AA needed to stay alive

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12
Q

factors increasing protein requirements

A

Increased:
Size
growth
lactation
gestation(last 1/3)
gender(male>female)
weight
activity
certain genetics
sick

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13
Q

polypeptide AA amount

A

> 10 AA

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14
Q

Tripeptide, dipeptide AA and peptide bond amount

A

Tri- 3 AA, 2 peptide bonds
Di- 2 AA, 1 peptide bond

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15
Q

levels of protein structure

A

Primary(1°)- Sequence of AA
Secondary(2°)- hydrogen bonding
Tertiary(3°)-clustering of hydrophobic regions
Quaternary(4°)-interaction of polypeptides

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16
Q

what levels of protein can be broken down by HCl

A

2,3,4

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17
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T/F Proteolytic enzymes(pepsin) are required to break peptide bonds(1°)

18
Q

steps of protein digestion

A

-denaturing(HCL: stomach)
-hydrolysis of peptide bonds(mammalian & proteolytic enzymes: stomach and SI)
-absorption(AA, di, tri)

19
Q

pepsinogen:
-production site
-activator(s)
-enzyme name
-site of activity
-activity

A

-stomach
-HCL/Pepsin
-pepsin
-Stomach
-endopeptidase

20
Q

Trypsinogen:
-production site
-activator(s)
-enzyme name
-site of activity
-activity

A

-pancreas
-endopeptidase trypsin
-trypsin
-SI
-endopeptidase

21
Q

Chymotrypsinogen:
-production site
-activator(s)
-enzyme name
-site of activity
-activity

A

-pancreas
-trypsin
-chymotrypsin
-SI
-endopeptidase

22
Q

Procarboxypeptidase:
-production site
-activator(s)
-enzyme name
-site of activity
-activity

A

-pancreas
-trypsin
-carboxy peptidase A&B
-SI
-exopeptidase

23
Q

endopeptidase define

A

hydrolyze peptide bonds on interior of peptide

24
Q

exopeptidase define

A

hydrolyze peptide bonds on end of peptide

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enteropeptidase(enterokinase) define
produced by enterocytes in response to CCK and secretin(activate trypsin)
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what activates I and S cells
presence of low pH digesta(they detect low pH)
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brush border peptidase
amino peptidase dipeptidyl amino peptidase tripeptidase
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function of amino peptidase
cleave 1 AA from oligopeptides
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function of dipeptidyl amino peptidase
cleave 2 AA from oligopeptides
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function of tripeptidase
cleave specific AA from tripeptides
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what causes a decrease in zymogen production
excess free trypsin
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Ruminant undegradable protein(RUP/UIP)
-undegradable by microbes -80% digestible by animal(average)
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ruminally degradable protein(RDP/DIP)
-degradable by microbes(100% digestible) -used by microbes to synthesize MCP
34
T/F and Kp increases, RDP decreases and RUP increases
TRUE
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nitrogen retention at maintenance
0
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nitrogen retention during growth
>0
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growth phase attributes
PS>PD, both increase
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muscle loss phase attributes
PS
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nitrogen retention during muscle loss
<0
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what factors influence MCP production
-supply of fermentable organic mater(glucose) -supply of RDP
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T/F microbes will improve quality of low-quality RDP and lower quality of high quality RDP
TRUE
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