Ch 11: Lipid and Amino Acid Metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

MECHANICAL digestion of lipids occurs

A

primarily in the stomach

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2
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CHEMICAL digestion of lipids occurs _____

and is facilitated by _______

A

small intestine

bile, pancreatic lipase, colipase, and cholesterol esterase

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3
Q

Micelles are formed by

A

digested lipids for absorption or to be absorbed directly by body

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4
Q

Short-chain fatty acids are

A

absorbed as micelles and assembled into chylomicrons for release into the lymphatic system

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5
Q

Long-chain fatty acids are

A

absorbed as miscelles and assembled into chylomicrons for release into the lymphatic system

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6
Q

Hormone-sensitive lipase

A

lipids are mobilized from adipocytes by this

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7
Q

Lipoprotein lipase

A

lipids are mobilized from lipoproteins by this

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8
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Chylomicrons (lipid transport)

A

transport mechanism for dietary triacylglycerol molecules and are transported via the lymphatic system

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9
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VLDL (lipid transport)

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transports newly synthesized triacylglycerol molecules from the liver to peripheral tissues in the bloodstream

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10
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IDL (lipid transport)

A

VLDL remnant in transition between triacylglycerol and cholesterol transport; it picks up cholesterol for use by tissues

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11
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LDL (lipid transport)

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primarily transports cholesterol for use by tissues

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12
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HDL (lipid transport)

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involved in the reverse transport of cholesterol

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13
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Apoproteins (lipid transport)

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control interactions between lipoproteins

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14
Q

Cholesterol may be obtained through

A

dietary sources or through de nova synthesis of the liver

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15
Q

De nova synthesis

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synthesis of complex molecules from simple molecules such as sugar or amino acids

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16
Q

key enzyme in cholesterol biosynthesis is

A

HMG-CoA reductase

17
Q

LCAT catalyzes the formation of

A

cholesteryl esters for transport with HDL

18
Q

CETP catalyzes the transition of

A

IDL to LDL by transferring cholesterol esters from HDL

19
Q

Fatty acids are

A

carboxylic acids, typically with a single long chain, although they can be branched

20
Q

Saturated fatty acids have

A

no double bond character between carbons

21
Q

Unsaturated fatty acids have

A

one or more double bonds

22
Q

Fatty acids are synthesized in the

A

cytoplasm from acetyl-CoA transported out of the mitochondria

23
Q

Fatty acid from acetyl-CoA Synthesis includes 5 steps _____

that are repeated 8x to form palmitic acid, the only fatty acid that humans can synthesize

A
activation
bond formation
reduction
dehydration
second reduction
24
Q

Fatty acid oxidation occurs in the ______ following transport by the _______

A

mitochondria

carnitine shuttle

25
Q

Uses cycles of oxidation, hydration, oxidation, and cleavage

A

B-oxidation

26
Q

branched and unsaturated fatty acids require

A

special enzymes

27
Q

unsaturated fatty acids use ____ and an additional _____ during cleavage

A

isomerase

reductase

28
Q

Ketone bodies form (ketogenesis) during

A

a prolonged starvation state due to excess acetyl-CoA in the liver

29
Q

Ketolysis regenerates

A

acetyl-CoA for use as an energy source in peripheral tissues

30
Q

during prolonged starvation, the brain can derive up to 2/3 of it’s energy from

A

ketone bodies

31
Q

protein digestion occurs primarily in the

A

small intestine

32
Q

Catabolism of cellular proteins occurs only under

A

conditions of starvation

33
Q

Carbon skeletons of amino acids are used for

A

energy, either through gluconeogenesis or ketone body formation

34
Q

Amino groups are fed into the ____ for excretion. The fate of the side chain depends on its chemistry

A

urea cycle