PROTEIN DARI BAHASA MESIR/YUNANI “PROTEUS” YANG UTAMA

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PROTEIN DARI BAHASA MESIR/YUNANI “PROTEUS” YANG UTAMA TERSUSUN DARI UNSUR C, H, O, N, S, P DENGAN KOMPOSISI SBB: CARBON 50% HIDROGEN 7% OKSIGEN 23% NITROGEN 16% 100/16=6,25N x 6,25= % PROTEIN SULPHUR 0-3% PHOSPOR 0-3%

PROTEIN PROTEIN TERSUSUN DARI ASAM AMINO H R C COOH NH2

Proteins Chains of Amino Acids Essential amino acids Must be provide through the diet Ruminants add in microbial growth Non-essential amino acids Required but the body can synthesize them

PROTEIN KLASIFIKASI ASAM AMINO: STRUKTUR RANTAINYA ALIFATIS-AROMATIS-HETEROSIKLI JML GGS NH2 DAN COOHMONO….MONO… DST REAKSI DLM LRT ASAM, BASA, NETRAL NUTRITIONALESENSIAL-NON ESENSIAL KATABOLISMEGLUKOGENIK-KETOGENIK-GLUKO/KETO CONTOH AA: GLISIN C2H5O2N ALANIN C3H7O2N PHENILALANIN C9H11O2N

PROTEIN SIFAT PROTEIN: TGT JML DAN SSN AA YG MENYUSUN BGMN POLIPEPTIDA TERIKAT SATU DG YG LAIN KLASIFIKASI PROTEIN: KOMPOSISI SIMPLE PROTEIN CONJUNGATED PROTEIN CHROMO PROTEIN: HAEMOGLOBIN GLYCOPROTEIN DAN MUCOPROTEIN: MUCIN PHOSPOPROTEIN: CASEIN LIPOPROTEIN: LIPOVITELIN NUCLEOPROTEIN: NUKLEUS BENTUK MOLEKUL GLOBULAR FIBROUS

PROTEIN KLASIFIKASI PROTEIN: KELARUTAN AIR PELARUT ASAM PELARUT BASA ALKOHOL FUNGSI STRUKTURAL PROTEIN: KOLAGEN, KARTILAGO KRONTRAKTIL PROTEIN: AKTIN DAN MIOSIN ENSIM HORMON ANTIBODI PROTEIN DARAH: ALBUMIN, FIBRINOGEN, Hb

PROTEIN FUNGSI ASAM AMINO: SINTESA PROTOPLASMA DLM SEL PERBAIKAN JARINGAN RUSAK PENYIMPANAN PROTEIN SINTESA ASAM EMPEDU SINTESA HORMON SINTESA ENSIM SINTESA PROTEIN SUSU DAN ANTIBODI SINTESA MELANIN SINTESA RHODOPSIN SUPPLY ENERGY

Protein Functions: Building blocks Muscle, bone, connective tissue, milk production and cellular repair Blood Enzymes

PROTEIN GEJALA DEFISIENSI PROTEIN: UMUM: ODEMA RANGKA: HAMBATAN PROLIFERASI DR SEL DLM AKTIFITAS OSTEOBLASTIK JARINGAN PENGHUBUNG: KEGAGALAN PMBTK KOLAGEN REPRODUKSI: ATROPI TESTES OTOT: ATROPI OTOT CARDIALIS DAN OTOT RANGKA SUMSUM TULANG: PENURUNAN PRODUKSI Hb

Essential & Nonessential Amino Acids Essential AA’s Arginine Histidine Isoleucine Leucine Lysine Methionine Phenylalanine Threonine Tryptophan Valine Acronym: PVT TIM HALL Nonessential AA’s Alanine Asparganine Aspertic acid Cysteine Cystine Glutamic acid Glutamine Glycine Hydroxyproline Proline Serine Tyrosine

Protein Swine Ruminants Very important Lysine a limiting amino acid in swine diets Ruminants Important, but….. Fermentation microbes can make them

Protein Sources Vary in absorption rate Egg proteins the highest 90% Animal sources 60-80% Plants 40-60%

Protein largest and most costly part of the ration composed of amino acids

Protein enzymes are composed of protein protein can be used to supply energy

Protein some animals need more protein than others young animals lactating (milk producing) animals

Protein twenty three types of amino acids ten essential thirteen nonessential

Protein crude protein content total amount of protein in a feed calculated by multiplying nitrogen content percentage times 6.25

Protein digestible protein the protein in a feed that can be digested and used by the animal usually about 50-80% of crude protein

Protein protein sources animal slaughterhouse by products dried fish meal

Protein plant superior to animal sources cottonseed meal soybean meal, linseed meal peanut meal, corn meal

Protein balancing rations is based on the amino acid content