Animal Science 2200.01 Module 4 Exam Review

Which of the following describes a placental?

Proteins can stretch but not be pulled apart due to sulfure bonds of cysteine

What are the four stages of lactation? (in order)

What structures support the udder's immense weight?

When milk is consumed with what vitamin does iron become more bioavailable in eggs?

What are the three types of hair?

Which structure protects the internal mammary environment from pathogens present in the external environment?

Both cabrito and __________ originate from young animals andare less common cuts consumed in the U.S.

What is galactopoesis?

What shortens during a muscle contraction?

What bacterial contaminate are you risking contact with when you eat raw cookie dough (containing raw eggs)?

What is the most luxurious fiber?

What describes the mammary gland?

To squeen milk from the secretory cells into the lumen, which hormone stimulates which cells to contract?

Fiber diameter does not indicate quality

What molecule allows you to make mayonnaise? Hint: It has a hydrophilic head and a hydrophobic tail

What is involution?

Which of the following pairs are true?

What explains the Prolonged maternal care theory?

Counting teats will allow you to determine the number of glands and ducts present in a given species

What is a milk allergy?

Which of the following describes a marsupial?

What is lactose intolerance?

What is mammogenesis?

Muscle is laid down first, followed by bone and then fat

The theory of maintain moisture and nourishment eggs consists of a porous shell

What is lactogenesis?

Vegetarian diets typically must rely on complementary protein sources, while meat often offers a ____ source of protein

Which of the following describes a monotreme?

The transfer of antibodies in colostrum is an example of adaptive immunity