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APHY 102 - Exam 3 Nutrition and Metabolism Questions and Answers Excess glucose polymerized to form glycogen Glycogenesis Glycogen broken down to form glucose Glycogenolysis Converting non carbs to glucose Gluconeogenesis beta oxidation chemical process of breaking down fatty ac...

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APHY 102 - Exam 3 Nutrition and Metabolism
Questions and Answers
Excess glucose polymerized to form glycogen
Glycogenesis


Glycogen broken down to form glucose
Glycogenolysis


Converting non carbs to glucose
Gluconeogenesis


beta oxidation
chemical process of breaking down fatty acid chains to form Acetyl coenzyme A, which can enter the
citric acid cycle


Fatty acid oxidase
An enzyme that catalyzes the removal of hydrogen or electrons from a fatty acid molecule


Ketone bodies
Compound produced during fat catabolism, including acetone, acetoacetic acid, and
betahydroxybutyric acid


Essential fatty acids
Fatty acid required for health that body cells cannot synthesize in adequate amounts


Deamination
Removing amino groups (-NH2) from amino acids


Urea
A nonprotein nitrogenous substance resulting from protein catabolism


Essential amino acid
Amino acid required for health that body cells cannot synthesize in adequate amounts


Complete protein
a protein that contains all the essential amino acids


Leptin
Hormone produced by fat cells that binds receptors in hypothalamus, suppressing hunger


Grehlin
Hormone released by stomach that stimulates release of Neuropeptide Y

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