Chapter 26 Flashcards

1
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common intermediate in the synthesis of phospholipids and triglyceride

A

phosphatidate

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2
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phosphatidate formed from ?

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addition of two fatty acids to glycerol phosphate

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3
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glycerol phosphate produced from ?

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reduction of DHAP or phosphorylation of glycerol

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4
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membrane lipids are synthesized here

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on the cytosolic leaflet of the ER

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5
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pathway from phosphatidate to TAG

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phosphatidate >(lipid phosphate phosphohydrolase)> DAG >(DAG acyltransferase)> TAG

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6
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TAG are primarily synthesized in ? and transported to ?

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liver. adipose and muscle.

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7
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triacylglycerol synthetase complex contains

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lipid phosphate phosphohydrolase and DAG acyltransferase

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8
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activation of phosphatidate or alcohol with ? is required to make phospholipids. Uses ? enzyme

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CTP. phosphatidate cytidyltransferase

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9
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phosphatidylinositol synthase reaction catalyzed

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CDP-DAG + inositol&raquo_space; phosphatidylinositol + CMP

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10
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synthesis of phospholipid starting with an alcohol

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alcohol activated with CTP. Attached to DAG.

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11
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most common phospholipid in animals

A

phosphatidylcholine

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12
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phosphatidylcholine pathway

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ethanolamine activated with CTP and attached to DAG. Addition of 3S-adenosylmethionine by liver methyltransferase

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13
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sphingolipids are synthesized from ?

A

ceramide

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14
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prominent lipid in the myelin sheath of nerve fibers

A

sphingomyelin

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15
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ganglioside structures

A

ceramide with sugar chain

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16
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in all sphingolipids, ? of ceramide is acylated

A

amino

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17
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dipalmitoyl phosphatidylcholine is synthesized in the lung as a ?. Impaired synthesis results in ?

A

surfacant. respiratory distress syndrome.

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18
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tay-sachs disease results from loss of ? involved in the degradation of ?

A

N-acetylhexoseaminadase. gangliosides

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19
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carbons of cholesterol from acetyl CoA in 3 steps

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1) synth of isopentyl pyrophosphate in cyto 2) condensation of 6 isopentyl-PP to form squalene in ER 3) cyclization of squalene and conversion to cholesterol in the ER

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20
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? is a branch point in lipid metabolism

A

HMG-CoA

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21
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HMG-CoA synthetase reaction catalyzed

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acetoacetyl CoA + acetyl CoA&raquo_space; HMG-CoA

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22
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site of most cholesterol biosynthesis

A

liver

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23
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HMG-CoA reductase reaction (committed step in cholesterol synthesis)

A

HMG-CoA + 2NADPH&raquo_space; mevalonate

24
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HMG-CoA is an integral membrane protein of ?

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? is the mitochondrial enzyme used in the production of ketone bodies
HMG-CoA lyase
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HMG-CoA lyase reaction catalyzed
HMG-CoA >> Acetyl-CoA + Acetoacetate (ketone bodies)
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mevalonate undergoes three rounds of phosphorylation to obtain ?
3-isopentyl pyrophosphate
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isopentyl PP isomerizes to ?
dimethylallyl PP
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synthesis of squalene
two C5 units (dimethylallyl PP and isopentyl PP) combine in head to tail condensation to give C10 unit. Additon of another isopentyl PP to give C15 unit. Two C15 units combine to form squalene.
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? activates squalene, then ? initiates converted ring closures to make lanosterol
squalene epoxidase. oxidosqualene cyclase.
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conversion of lanosterol to cholesterol
removes three methyl groups. reduction of one double bond. migration of one double bond.
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regulation of HMG-CoA reductase
low ATP reduces synthesis. inhibited by statin family.
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Activation of transcription of HMG CoA reductase mRNA
SREBP transcription factor is synthesized as membrane protein precursor. when cholesterol low, SREBP is released to bind to SRE to enhance transcription
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SCAP
SREBP cleavage activating protein
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statins are ? analogs
HMG
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cholesterol and TAGs are packaged into ? for transport between tissues
lipoprotein complexes
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delivery/"bad" forms of cholesterol
VLDL and LDL
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return/"good" form of choleserol
HDL
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HDL
sends cholesterol from dying cells and membranes undergoing turnover to liver for excretion
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LDL
main carrier of cholesterol in blood and regulate de novo synthesis
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healthy HDL:LDL ratio
3.5
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? mature into LDL
VLDL
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uptake of LDL particles via the LDL receptor is the paradigm for ?
receptor-mediated endocytosis
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excess cholesterol leads to ?
artherosclerosis
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management of high levels of cholesterol
statins reduce de novo synthesis. deduce dietary cholesterol. inhibition of cholesterol uptake by postively charged polymers (like cholestyramine)
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cholestyramine results in ?
excretion of bile acids requiring cells to synthesize new bile acids from cholesterol
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bile salts
polar derivatives of cholesterol that solubilize dietary lipids
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cholesterol is the precursor of ?
steroid hormones
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glucocorticoids
promote gluconeogenesis
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hydroxylations of cholesterol are performed by ?
cytochrome P450 monooxygenases
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?# of varieties of cytochrome P450 monooxygenases
57
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members of P450 monooxygenases are ? proteins
membrane associated hemes
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P450 monooxygenases reaction uses both ? and ?
oxygen and NADPH
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P450 monooxygenases mechanism
substrate binds. andrenodoxin reduces heme Fe. O2 binds. andrenodoxin reduces O2. Cleavage of O-O bond releases water. ROS abstracts H to create radical. radical grabs OH.
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P450 can also detoxify foreign substances by ?
increasing solubility
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7-dehrocholesterol is converted into ? by UV light
vitD
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vitamin D is converted to ? which regulates ?
calcitriol. regulates Ca++ uptake