Match the nutrient, on the left, with the proper description on the right. Glucose [ Choose ] [Choose ] Complex carbohydrate that is used by plants for long-term energy storage. Simple carbohydrate that is used by organisms as a stable, transportable source of ener Chain of amino acids that folds into specific three-dimensional shape that performs spe Nutrient found in cold water fish and in plant products. Needed in the diet in relatively Inorganic molecule Artificial nutrient that is added to some foods to keep them fresh longer. Protein Starch Trans fat [ Choose ]

Match the nutrient, on the left, with the proper description on the right. Glucose [ Choose ] [Choose ] Complex carbohydrate that is used by plants for long-term energy storage. Simple carbohydrate that is used by organisms as a stable, transportable source of ener Chain of amino acids that folds into specific three-dimensional shape that performs spe Nutrient found in cold water fish and in plant products. Needed in the diet in relatively Inorganic molecule Artificial nutrient that is added to some foods to keep them fresh longer. Protein Starch Trans fat [ Choose ]

Nutritional Sciences: From Fundamentals to Food, Enhanced Edition

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781337486415

Author:McGuire

Publisher:McGuire

Chapter2: Nutritional Assessment And Dietary Planning

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem IBDWPA

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