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Energy Roles in Livestock

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Total cards: 10•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

___________ serves as the information center that links amino acids together to form a specific protein with a particular physiological function

Back (Answer)

DNA

#2
Front (Question)

How many total amino acids are there

Back (Answer)

23

#3
Front (Question)

where excess ammonia known as Uria exits through

Back (Answer)

urine

#4
Front (Question)

___________________ are nitrogen compounds that originated from proteins provided in the diet

Back (Answer)

Amino Acids

#5
Front (Question)

____________________ must be supplied with essential amino acids in their diet because they cannot synthesize amino acids

Back (Answer)

nonruminants

#6
Front (Question)

t/f: there are 13 essential amino acids

Back (Answer)

false

#7
Front (Question)

Amino acids are the bricks and mortar of which muscles, body tissues, skin and hair are built

Back (Answer)

true

#8
Front (Question)

t/f Nonruminants can synthesize their own amino acids if there is enough nitrogen in the diet

Back (Answer)

false

#9
Front (Question)

T/F: Proteins provide energy when fed in amounts higher than the body requires

Back (Answer)

true

#10
Front (Question)

symptoms of protein deficiency

Back (Answer)

• Lack of Energy • Lack of muscle • Lack of Growth • Poor hair coat • Poor appetite