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- A. Lipoprotein lipase hydrolysis of TAGS B. IDL C. Chylomicrons remnants D. HDL E. VLDL F. Chylomicrons G. Cholesterol uptake in peripheral tissues H. Biosynthesis of fats and cholesterol I. apoв 100 J. LDLHDL levels were lowest in the diet containing primarily A. saturated fats B. trans fatty acids C. cis fatty acidsWhich of the foilowing lipòprotelns transports diejary lipids? Select one a Chylomicrons O b. HDL E VLDL 2 d. LDL
- Which nutrients have only upper limit of intake without estimated RDA? Select one or more: a. Cadmium b. PUFAS c. Copper d. Starch e. Proteins f. Beta-carotene g. Zinc h. Vitamin E i. Ascorbic acid j. Cholesterol k. SugarsThe condition that lowers the pH of the blood due to starvation is called ● A. acidosis ● B. alkalosis O c. hyperglycemia OD. glycosuria 42Which of these fatty acids is most oxidized? a b c d
- Absence of vitamin c gives rise to? a. pernicious anemia b. rickets C. cataract d. beri beri which of the following is not soluble vitamin? a.ascorbic acid b.thiamine C.pyridioxine d.pantothenic acid Enah lnted StatesA male athlete weighs 80kg. During an intensive training session, he needs to consume 136g proteins daily. How much more calories he takes in from proteins than an average person with the same weight? A. 288 B. Cannot be determined C. 648 D. 224In which of the following events would carbohydrate loading NOT be beneificial? A. Weightlifiting B. Distance swimming C. Marathons D. Cross-country skiing
