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OnFarm Supply Issues Hans H Stein University of Illinois httpnutritionansciillinoisedu Current Research Energy and nutrient digestibility in pigs Amino Acids Minerals Lipids Carbohydrates starch and fiber ID: 779622

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Food Systems for Food SecurityOn-Farm Supply Issues

Hans H. Stein

University of Illinois

http://nutrition.ansci.illinois.edu

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Current ResearchEnergy and nutrient digestibility in pigsAmino AcidsMineralsLipidsCarbohydrates (starch and fiber)

Use of pigs as models for humans

Amino acids

Energy and fiber

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Ileal AA Digestibility

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Amino Acid Nutrition in Humans

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Human MalnutritionMarasmusEnergy and protein deficiency Kwashiorkior

Deficiency of protein (quality or quantity)

Goiter

Iodine deficiency

Anemia

Deficiency of iron, vit. B12, or folic acid

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Kwashiorkor

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Preparation of Casava

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H. H. Stein

Nutritional Value of Casava

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Kwashiorkor

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Protein RequirementsIs a requirement for indispensable AA

AA are needed for maintenance, growth, and milk protein synthesis

Greatest requirement (as % of diet) in children, teenagers, and pregnant and lactating women

No storage of excess AA – needed every day

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Liebig’s Barrel

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AA intake of 8 year old boy

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100 g rice + 55 g beans

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AA intake of 8 year old boy - 100 g rice + 55 g soy flour

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Digestible Indispensable Amino Acids Scores (DIAAS)

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DIAAS values indicate the first limiting AA in Food Proteins

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First Peer Reviewed Publication

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First Peer Reviewed Publication

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H. H. Stein

Cervantes-Pahm et al., 2014

DIAAS in Cereal Grains (> 3 years)

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H. H. Stein

Unpublished, Univ. IL, 2014

DIAAS in Soy Proteins (> 3 years)

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Current and Future ResearchDIAAS values in 4 dairy proteins and 4 plant proteins (Ongoing)Future: DIAAS values in 100 food proteins (in collaboration with 3 other Universities)Further refinement of systems for AA evaluation in humans

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H. H. Stein

Acknowledgement

http://nutrition.ansci.illinois.edu