18 Flashcards
what form do FA take in the body
90% TAG tryacylglycerol
10% cholesterol
what molecules make up TAG
fatty acid and g3p
how is TAG carried in the body
in lipoproteins
whats lipoprotein made up of
outer layer: phospholipid, free cholesterol, apoprotein inner layer: TAG, cholesterol esters
what are dietary TAG liporporis
packaged chyilomycrons
how is liver derived TAG released
vLDL
whats the variable part in lipoproteins
apoprotein
apoprotein in chylomicron
B48 ACE
apoprotein in VLDL
B100 ACE
apoprotein in IDL
B100 E
apoprotein in LDL
B100
apoprotein in HDL
AI AII (CE)
main component of chylomicron
TAG
main component of VLDL
TAG
main component of IDL
TAG cholesterol
main component of LDL
cholesterol
main component of HDL
protein
why are IDL and LDL the worst
bc their main component is cholesterol
whats the main function ofHDL
carry excess cholesterol around the body
where is dietary fat stored
chylomicrons
what do chylomicrons interact with
HDL which gives them ApoC2 and ApoE
ApoC2 helps unloading of fat in adipose tissue.
how does apoc2 help unload fat in adipose tissue
by activating with lipoprotein lipase. and hence allowing TAG degradation into fatty acids and glycerol
when is LPL high in adipose tissue
after a meal
when is LPL high in muscle
during starvation