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animal products (CHO)
high in CHO
plant products (CHO)
low in CHO
pig: fiber CHO breakdown
-limited fermentation in LI -passive absorption of VFAs
horse: fiber CHO breakdown
-lots of fermentation in LI -fermentation to sugar -convert to and passive absorption of VFAs
cow: fiber CHO breakdown
-lots of fermentation in stomach -fermentation to sugar -convert to VFAs -passive absorption of VFAs -limited ferm. in LI -passive absorption of VFAs
pig: starch CHO breakdown
-ED in the SI =active transport of sugar from SI lumen -limited ferm. in LI =passive absorption of VFA
horse: starch CHO breakdown
-ED in the SI =active transport of sugar from SI lumen -limited ferm. in LI =passive absorption of VFA
cow: starch CHO breakdown
-lots of ferm. in stomach =to sugar =convert to VFAs =passive absorption of VFAs -limited ED to sugar =active transport of sugar from SI lumen -limited ferm. in LI =passive absorption of VFAs
pig: protein breakdown
-ED in SI =to AA =active transport from SI lumen
horse: protein breakdown
-ED in SI =to AA =active transport from SI lumen
cow: protein breakdown
-lots of ferm. in stomache =to AA & NH3 =NH3 to MP -ED in SI =MP & UDP to AA =active transport from SI lumen -limited ferm. in LI
pig: lipid breakdown
-limited ED =to LCFA & glycerol =absorption from SI lumen -limited ferm.
horse: lipid breakdown
-limited ED =to LCFA & glycerol =absorption from SI lumen -limited ferm.
cow: lipid breakdown
-lots of ferm. =to LCFA & glycerol =glycerol to VFA =biohydrogenation of unsat. to sat. LCFA -limited ED =to LCFA & glycerol =absorption from SI lumen -limited ferm. in LI
pig digestive system %'s
stomach- 29% SI- 35% cecum- 7% LI- 29%
horse digestive system %'s
stomach- 8% SI- 27% cecum- 18% LI- 47%
cow digestive system %'s
rumen- 68% SI- 20% cecum- 8% LI- 9%
rumen consists of
papillae
reticulum consists of
epithelial lining forms honey-comb cells
omasum consists of
longitudinal folds
water supports (2)
-metabolism -temp. regulation
3 sources of water
-drinking water -water in feed -metabolic water
main storage form of plants
CHO
C:H:O ratio
1:2:1
CHO are ____ to _____ % of DM of typical feeds
50 to 80%
hexoses (6 C sugars) (4)
-glucose -fructose -galactose -mannose
pentoses (5 C sugars) (2)
-arabinose -xylose
disaccharides (4)
-sucrose -lactose -maltose -cellobiose
sucrose is
glucose and fructose
lactose is
galactose and glucose
maltose is
glucose and glucose
maltose type of glucosidic linkage
alpha
cellobiose is
glucose and glucose
cellobiose type of glucosidic linkage
beta
CHO- polysaccharides (6)
-araban -xylan -starch -glycogen -fructans -cellulose
3 glucose sugar molecules
-starch -glycogen (animal tissue) -cellulose
2 starches
-amylose -amylopectin
amylose linkage type
alpha 1, 4
amylopectin linkage type
alpha 1,4 and 1, 6
starch linkage
alpha glucosidic
cellulose linkage
beta glucosidic
CHO mixtures of pentose and hexose (3)
-hemicellulose -pectin -gum
lignin is NOT
a CHO
starch CHO digestion in SI
starch-----amylase----> dextrins
dextrins digestion in SI
dextrins----amylase---> maltose
maltose digestion in SI
maltose-----maltase----> 2 glucose
lactose digestion in SI
lactose----lactase---> glucose + galactose
sucrose digestion in SI
sucrose---sucrase---> glucose + fructose
cellulose digestion in rumen and LI
cellulose----cellulase---> glucose
hemicellulose digestion in rumen and LI
hemicellulose---hemicellulase---> mixed sugars
3 VFAS
-acetate -butyrate -proprionate
lipids are more ____ dense than CHO & proteins
energy
true fats
LCFA linked by ester bonds w/ glycerol
waxes
LCFA linked by ester bonds w/ alcohol other than glycerol
waxes are _______ ____________ than true fats
less digestible
triglyceride
3 fatty acids w/ ester linkages
monoglyceride
1 fatty acid w/ ester linkage
triglyceride digestion in SI
triglyceride---lipase---> diglyceride + LCFA
diglyceride digestion in SI
diglyceride---lipase---> monoglyceride + LCFA
fatty acids (FA & LCFA) absorbed in
lymph system
ED of lipids occurs in
all species
triglyceride ferm.
triglyceride---hydrolyzation---> glycerol + LCFA
glycerol ferm.
glycerol (3 C sugar)---ferm.---> VFAs
unsat. LCFA ferm.
unsat. LCFA---hydrolyzation---> sat. LCFA
composition of LCFA absorbed in pig
IS identical to what cow consumed
composition of LCFA absorbed in cow
NOT identical to what cow consumed
proteins comprised of
AAs
composition of AA in protein determines
its function
simple proteins
yield only AAs upon hydrolysis
2 simple proteins
-albumins (serum, egg, milk) -globulins (antibodies)
fibrous protein
connective tissue
2 fibrous proteins
-collagen (major protein of connective tissue) -elastin (tendons, arteries)
conjugated proteins
contain non-protein elements
3 conjugated proteins
-glycoprotein (protein & CHO) -lipoprotein (protein & lipid) -metalloprotein (protein & minerals)
true protein
only AAs
nonprotein nitrogen (NPN)
not true protein, but can be converted by bacterial action because they contain N
digestible protein
fraction of protein animal can digest
essential amino acid
not synthesized in body in sufficient amounts
degradable intake protein (DIP)
fraction of feed protein digested in rumen (ammonia)
undegradable intake protein (UIP)
fraction of feed protein that bypasses rumen to SI for ED
essential amino acids (10)
Phenylalanine Valine Tryptophan
Threonine Isoleucine Methionine
Histidine Arginine Leucine Lysine
conditionally essential AAs (5)
Arginine
Cysteine
Glutamine
Proline
Tyrosine
non-essential AAs (6)
Alanine
Asparagine
Asparte
Glutamate
Glycine
Serine
in newborn animals, proteins can be absorbed by
pinocytosis
pepsinogen secreted into ________ and converted to _______ by ____
-stomach -pepsin -acidic pH
trypsinogen is secreted by _______ into _______ & converted to ____ by _____
-pancreas -SI -trypsin -enterokinase
enterokinase is secreted by
cells of duodenum
chymotrypsinogen is secreted by _______ into _________ & converted to ___________ by ________
-pancreas -SI -chymotrypsin -trypsin
dipeptidases are secreted by
cells of SI
procarboxypeptidase is secreted by __________ into _______ & converted to __________
-pancreas -SI -carboxypetidase
ammonia made form protein can either be
absorbed from rumen or used by microbes to make MP
minerals
any element other than C, H, O, N
macrominerals needed in
large amounts (g per kg)
microminerals needed in
small amounts (mg per kg)
macrominerals (7)
-calcium -phosphorus -sodium -chlorine -potassium -magnesium -sulfur
microminerals (14)
-iron -copper -chromium -nickel -silicon -iodine -cobalt -molybdenum -fluorine -tin -manganese -zinc -selenium -vanadium
animals cannot synthesize
vitamins
fat-soluble vitamins (4)
A, D, E, K
water-soluble vitamins (9)
-thiamin -riboflavin -niacin -pantothenic acid -pyridoxine -biotin -folic acid -B12 -choline
fat-soluble vitamin composition
C, H, O