Protein (P2) Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

Is there a difference in protein synthesis rates when only essential amino acids are consumed compared to mixed amino acids?

A

Essential amino acids play the biggest role in increasing the protein synthesis compared to a mixed amino acid meal.

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What is the best post-exercise source of protein (milk vs. soy)?

A

Milk has a greater protein synthesis after 3 hours of recovery compared to soy protein.

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What is in milk that makes it more effective protein source?

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The whey component of milk - very quickly broken down and found in circulation within 15 mins; due to its short peptide chain structure.
Casein component of milk - composed of longer peptide chains; when it reaches the acidic stomach it takes longer to break down.

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What percentage of milk is whey and casein?

A

80% casein
20% whey

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What has the highest total of EEAs (Whey, casein or soy)?

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  1. Whey
  2. Casein
  3. Highest plant alternative is soy
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Whey during rested and exercised conditions causes the greatest MPS (T or F)?

A

T

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7
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What is the beneficial application of casein?

A

Overnight MPS - slower acting protein, overnight positive protein synthesis is thought to be impossible to do normally.

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What was the most effective feeding frequency of protein?

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Most effective was when protein was supplemented at a 20 grams every few hrs (3 hours)

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What happens when you consume a high protein diet compared to a relatively higher CHO diet in terms of weight loss?

A

Protein group dietary group shows a greater loss of fat mass and a preservation of lean muscle mass compared to the CHO condition.

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How does energy restriction effect muscle protein metabolsim?

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Reducing energy intake (energy deficit) results in a reduction in MPS, weight loss during a diet may be mostly due to lean muscle loss.

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How do you overcome the loss of muscle mass during an energy restrictive diet?

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Normal energy deficit in a fasted state reduces MPS by 27%
Resistance exercise helps to boost MPS rates to a normal energy balance rate
Ingesting protein 30g protein after resistance exercise can boost MPS to 34% more than normal energy balance.

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12
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What typically happens when you try to lose weight very quickly?

A

Lean muscle mass is predominately lost and not very much loss in fat mass.

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What are the lean mass preservation during energy restriction strategies?

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Resistance training
High dairy protein consumption (3-7 serves a day)
Higher protein diet (1.2-2.3 g.kg.day)
Balanced distribution of daily protein intake (35-40 grams protein per meal)
Early post-exercise protein intake (leucine-rich, rapidly digested source)
Slow rate of weight loss (0.5 kg/week)

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