Nutrition Glossary - Revision history

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 The smallest of the lipoprotein molecules with the lowest ratio of fat to protein. Used to transport lipid and cholesterol from the periphery to the liver and other end organs (such as adrenals and ovary/testes) for further metabolism.
 ====Histomonostats====
-Histomonostats are substances used as poultry feed additives to prevent [[Coccidiosis - Poultry|coccidiosis]].
+Histomonostats are substances used as poultry feed additives to prevent [[Histomonas|histomoniasis]] (black head).
 ====Incinerated Residue====

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 Vitamin B12.
 ====Coccidiostats====
+Coccidiostats are substances used as poultry feed additives to prevent [[Coccidiosis - Poultry|coccidiosis]].
 ====Coenzyme====

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 The smallest of the lipoprotein molecules with the lowest ratio of fat to protein. Used to transport lipid and cholesterol from the periphery to the liver and other end organs (such as adrenals and ovary/testes) for further metabolism.
 ====Histomonostats====
+Histomonostats are substances used as poultry feed additives to prevent [[Coccidiosis - Poultry|coccidiosis]].
 ====Incinerated Residue====

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 ====Palatability====
 Characteristics of a food that make it appear pleasing and acceptable to an animal.
 ====Polysaccharides====
 A carbohydrate molecule comprised of multiple monosaccharide subunits.

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 ====Cobalamin====
 Vitamin B12.
 ====Coenzyme====
 Small non-protein carbon-containing (i.e., organic) molecules that bind to an enzyme and are required for biological activity.
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 ====High Density Lipoprotein====
 The smallest of the lipoprotein molecules with the lowest ratio of fat to protein. Used to transport lipid and cholesterol from the periphery to the liver and other end organs (such as adrenals and ovary/testes) for further metabolism.
 ====Incinerated Residue====
 ''See Crude Ash''
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 ====Sarcopenia====
 Generalized loss of lean body (i.e., muscle) mass with maintenance of adipose tissue.
 ====Thermic Energy of Food====
 Increase in metabolic rate following ingestion of a meal; influenced by macronutrient composition.
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 ====Very Low Density Lipoprotein====
 Intermediate in size of the lipoprotein molecules with a larger ratio of fat to protein compared to low density lipoproteins. Synthesized in the liver and used to transport lipids and cholesterol to the peripheral tissues.
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 Animal derivatives are commonly used in a meal form (such as chicken meal, poultry by-product meal) where meat and animal derivatives are cooked, the fat removed and the remaining material dried to create a dry meal).
 ====Aromatic Amino Acids====
 Group of amino acids characterized by side chains consisting of flat ring structures.
 ====Atwater Factors====
 Estimated energy contribution from each gram of protein, fat and carbohydrate.
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 A mineral that able to bind and prevent absorption of other minerals.
 ====Chicken Meal====
-See Animal (or Fish) Derivatives or By-products
+''See Animal (or Fish) Derivatives or By-products''
 ====Cholecalciferol====
 Form of vitamin D (D3) synthesized by animals.
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 ====Conditionally Essential Nutrients====
 Amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals that have limited de novo synthesis by animals and during specific periods of high nutrient demand (such as growth or gestation) may be required in the diet.
 ====Dibasic Amino Acids====
 Group of amino acids characterized by side chain consisting of a second basic group.
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 The effect of a particular food or meal on elevating blood sugar levels.
 ====High Density Lipoprotein====
 The smallest of the lipoprotein molecules with the lowest ratio of fat to protein. Used to transport lipid and cholesterol from the periphery to the liver and other end organs (such as adrenals and ovary/testes) for further metabolism.
 ====Ketogenic Amino Acid====
 Amino acids that can be converted to acetyl-CoA for use in the tricarboxylic acid cycle.
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 ====Tocopherol====
 General term for the family of vitamin E compounds.
 ====Trace Nutrient====
 Essential nutrients required in milligram to microgram daily amounts in the diet.

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 ====Cofactor====
 Small non-protein compound that binds to a protein to facilitate or increase the rate of biological activity; may be organic (i.e., coenzymes) or inorganic (i.e., minerals).
 ====Conditionally Essential Nutrients====
 Amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals that have limited de novo synthesis by animals and during specific periods of high nutrient demand (such as growth or gestation) may be required in the diet.

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