NUTR 4320 – FINAL QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE ANSWERS, Exams of Nutrition

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NUTR 4320 FINAL QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ACCURATE ANSWERS
Expression of genes in different microbiomes of the body - Answers - There are distinct
genes expressed in different microbiomes
Gene count in obesity - Answers - Obese individuals have lower gene counts compared
to non-obese
What do LCG individuals exhibit? - Answers - More adiposity
Insulin resistance
Dyslipidemia
Increase inflammatory mediators
What does inflammation in colon lead to? - Answers - Tissue damage
Loss of epi. integrity
Polyps
FODMAP for IBD and IBS - Answers - FODMAP is an effective tool for IBS BUT only
short term usage for IBD
Issue with FODMAP - Answers - No good SCFA production
Why would fibre/SCFA be good in IBS or IBD? - Answers - Increase remission time
Decrease inflammation
Butyrate effect in colonic homeostasis - Answers - Treatment for colitis
- increase colonic IL-10 secretion
Proliferation and apoptosis
Decrease pH
- inhibit growth of pathogenic
Stimulate mucin and anti-microbial peptides (REG3y)
inhibit TNF-a
Why is butyrate production low in IBD patients? - Answers - Decrease abundance of
butyrate producers (e.g. Prevotella and Roseburia species)
IBD dysbiosis - Answers - Decrease
- abundance
- diversity
- function and gene count
What do sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) produce? - Answers - H2S
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NUTR 4320 – FINAL QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED

ACCURATE ANSWERS

Expression of genes in different microbiomes of the body - Answers - There are distinct genes expressed in different microbiomes Gene count in obesity - Answers - Obese individuals have lower gene counts compared to non-obese What do LCG individuals exhibit? - Answers - More adiposity Insulin resistance Dyslipidemia Increase inflammatory mediators What does inflammation in colon lead to? - Answers - Tissue damage Loss of epi. integrity Polyps FODMAP for IBD and IBS - Answers - FODMAP is an effective tool for IBS BUT only short term usage for IBD Issue with FODMAP - Answers - No good SCFA production Why would fibre/SCFA be good in IBS or IBD? - Answers - Increase remission time Decrease inflammation Butyrate effect in colonic homeostasis - Answers - Treatment for colitis

  • increase colonic IL-10 secretion Proliferation and apoptosis Decrease pH
  • inhibit growth of pathogenic Stimulate mucin and anti-microbial peptides (REG3y) inhibit TNF-a Why is butyrate production low in IBD patients? - Answers - Decrease abundance of butyrate producers (e.g. Prevotella and Roseburia species) IBD dysbiosis - Answers - Decrease
  • abundance
  • diversity
  • function and gene count What do sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) produce? - Answers - H2S

SRB in IBD - Answers - Increase in colonic microbiota compared to healthy controls What do SRB do? - Answers - Degrade the mucus barrier

  • H2S breaks disulfide bonds in mucus network
  • IBD patients have a compromised mucus barrier What does 5-aminosalicylic acid do? - Answers - Inhibits growth of SRB and decreases H2S production Sulfide producing and mucus degrading bacteria - Answers - Delta-proteobacteria (phylum) Desulfovibrio species Proteobacteria (phylum)
  • Bilophila wadsworthia Mucus-associated bacteria and IBD - Answers - decrease mucus-associated bacteria due to the degradation of the mucus layer Microbial compositions with what bacteria phyla have thinner mucus layers - Answers - Proteobacteria Saccharibacteria Bacteroides theraiotaomicron and mucus - Answers - Stimulate goblet cell differentiation and mucin synthesis H2S affect on host function - Answers - Stimulate NFkB Kill of core microbes Inhibit butyrate oxidation and signaling in colonic epi cells (also by TNF-a)
  • host-TNFa bacteria-H2S Protein fermentation - Answers - Can produce small amount of SCFA BUT many metabolites can promote colon cancer development Branched chain fatty caids (BCFA) - Answers - Produced from fermentation of branched chain amino acids
  • isovalerate, isobutyrate, caproate
  • unknown effects AA for Clostridium sp. fermentation - Answers - Lysine and proline AA for Pepstreptococci sp. fermentation - Answers - Tryptophan and glutamate AA for Enterobacter and Escherichia sp. fermentation - Answers - Phenylalanine, tryptophan and tyrosine
  • aromatic AA