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q foods for phenylketonuria patientthe majority of foods for a pku patient should come from the bottom half of the pyramid as you may have observed
q what do you mean by lofenalaclofenalac is a formula which is nutritionally complete except for phenylalanine this formula is the main diet for the
define nutrient and storage protein - biological function of proteinthese proteins store amino acids ovalbumin is the protein of egg white employed
define contractile protein - biological functions of proteinthese proteins take part in contractile processes like muscle proteins also those found
define defensive proteins - biological functions of proteinsthese proteins protect in opposition to diseases antibodies are the instance of defensive
define structural elements - biological functions of proteinsstructural proteins are fibrous proteins the well known of the fibrous proteins are
explain about the derived proteinsthese are not naturally taking place proteins and are obtained from simple proteins by the action of enzymes and
q what is aprecise diagnosisaprecise diagnosis is necessary to establish the mode of therapy patients with initial blood phenylketonuria level of 121
define briefly about the conjugated proteinsconjugated proteins are made up of simple proteins combined with a non- proteinous substance the
accumulation of phenylalanine and its catabolic products leads to central nervous system damage the extent of damage caused to the brain depends on
q what is phenylketonuriathe essential amino acid phenylketonuria is utilized for tissue protein synthesis and hydroxylated to form tyrosine the
explain about the simple proteinssimple proteins are those that are made of amino acid units just joined by peptide bond upon hydrolysis they yield a
q what is metabolic disordersin these metabolic disorders since there is an inability to metabolize a specific amino acid the basis of dietary
q explain inborn errors of metabolismsome of the disorders caused by inborn error of metabolism namely phenylketonuria tyrosinemia maple syrup
q drug management for gout diseasedrugs are so effective in lowering the serum mate concentration that rigid restriction of dietary purines is rarely
q thumb rule for dietary managementthe thumb rule for dietary management is to advice the patient to try to cut down or avoid red meats organ
q management of goutthe goals of therapy or management of gout is based on the following aspectsbull early resolution of inflammationbull prevention
q clinical features of gout diseaseyou may be enjoying good heath but may suddenly get a severe attack you wake up in the middle of the night and
q predominantly affects of gout diseasethe disease predominantly affects males after the age of 35 years gout starts suddenly with an arthritic pain
q number of risk factors of gouta number of risk factors are related to the development of hyperuricemia and gout these factors includebull
q what is etiopathologywho is likely to develop gout what are the risk factors let us find out gout is caused when there is over production of uric
q explain about gout diseasegout is a chronic disease due to an inherited abnormality of purine metabolism what are purines you may recall studying
q learning objectives of metabolic diseasesbull enumerate the etiological factors and symptoms of gout and few inborn errors of metabolismbull
q explain about metabolic diseasesmetabolic diseases as you already know refer to those disorders in which the various reactions in the cells are
how proteins can be classifiedi shape and size fibrous proteins and globular proteins fibrous proteins play structural roles in organisms