Blood Lipoproteins Flashcards
What does lcat do?
Transfers fatty acids from lecithin to cholesteryl esters which is involved in the maturation if HDL
The most abundant apolipoprotein is?
Apo A1
Which apoprotein is unique to chylomicrons and where is this apoprotein synthesized?
Apo B48, the intestines
What encodes Apo B100?
Apo B48
What does Apo E do?
Mediates the hepatic uptake if chylomicrons and VLDL remnants and IDL.
Also responsible for the clearance of intestinal derived lipoproteins after a meal and clearance of VLDL and IDL before they are converted to LDL
Apo C II does what to LPL?
Activates LPL
Apo C III Does what to LPL?
Inhibits LPL
What does Apo A II do?
Activates LPL and inhibits LCAT-May be proatherogenic
What does Apo B 100 do?
Binds to lipids provides by MTP to assemble VLDL
What does MTP do?
Loads Apo B 48 with lipid
Which Apolipoprotein is not recognized by the LDL receptor?
APO B48
What is the most common Apo E protein?
Apo E3
Which ApoE is related to Alzheimer’s?
ApoE4
Which ApoE is a risk factor for type III hyperlipidemia ( an increase of chylomicrons and VLDL )?
ApoE 2
What is inside a nascent chylomicron?
Apo B 48, lots of triglycerides, and less cholesterol and Fat soluble Vitamins and cholesterol esters,