L16 Flashcards

1
Q

LDL delivers cholesterol via ____
_______ delivers endogenous fatty acids

A

Apo-B100
VLDL

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2
Q

True or False: LDL delivers endogenously made fatty acids to tissues through the same mechanisms as chylomicrons
VLDL

A

True

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3
Q

Where is LPL most highly expressed?

A

Capillaries of adipose, skeletal/cardiac muscle

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4
Q

How are chylomicrons degraded?

A

Liver enzymes

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5
Q

Binding of ___ to its receptor leads to internalization of chylomicron remnant

A

Apo-E

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6
Q

When do chylomicron remnants form?

A

After delivery of fatty acids

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7
Q

What do chylomicrons have on their surface?

A

Apo-CII

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8
Q

Interactions between what two molecules leads to cleavage of triacylglycerol in chylomicron, releasing fatty acids?

A

Apo-CII and LPL

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9
Q

Chylomicrons containing ___ are taken up into the lymphatic system

A

Apo-B48

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10
Q

What do mature chylomicrons contain?

A

Fat soluble vitamins and Dietary fat

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11
Q

Re-synthesis of what three molecules is REQUIRED for formation of chylomicron re-synthesis?

A

Triacylglycerol; CE; phospholipids

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12
Q

____ deliver dietary fatty acids and have Apo-CII on their surface

A

Chylomicrons

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13
Q

Do chylomicrons delivery exogenous or endogenous dietary fatty acids?

A

Exogenous

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14
Q

What enzyme transfers
resynthesized lipids to Apo-B48?

A

Microsomal triglyceride transfer
protein (MTP)

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15
Q

What is found in inner core of lipoprotein?

A

CE and TAG (triacylglycerol)

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16
Q

The outer core of the lipoprotein contains a single layer of ___ and ___

A

Phospholipids and Cholesterol

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17
Q

___ and __ are the
transport/storage forms of
fatty acids and cholesterol

A

TAG; CE

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18
Q

Lipids are packaged and transported in the
body within vesicles known as ____

A

lipoproteins

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19
Q

Decreasing lipid digestion
and absorption can lead to ____

A

steatorrhea (oily stool)

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20
Q

Which drug inhibits cholesterol absorption in small intestines? How?

A
  • Ezetimibe: blocks NPC1L1 cholesterol transporter on absorptive intestinal cells
  • Less cholesterol
    absorbed from diet
    due to inhibition of
    uptake in the intestine
21
Q

Orlistat blocks the actions of ___ and ___

A

gastric lipase
(stomach) and pancreatic lipase (intestine)

22
Q

How can CF cause EPI?

A

Buildup of mucus blocks
secretion of enzymes

23
Q

____ facilitate absorption of degraded lipids because its formation allows for penetration of the intestinal water layer

A

Mixed micelles

24
Q

Absorption occurs at ___ surface of absorptive small intestine cells by ___ proteins

A

apical ; transport

25
Q

_____ cells are the absorptive
cells of the small intestine

A

“Brush border”

26
Q

Degraded lipids form mixed micelles in the ___

A

intestine

27
Q

___ and ____ also
incorporated into mixed micelles

A

Bile ; fat-soluble vitamins

28
Q

True or False: Formation of mixed micelles in the small intestine occurs naturally due to hydrophobic regions facing away from the aqueous environment

A

True

29
Q

___and ____ help coordinate digestion
of lipids by signaling to gall bladder and pancreas

A

Cholecystokinin (CCK) ; Secretin

30
Q

Intestinal cells recognize lipid
entering the small intestine and
secrete ___ and
___ in response

A

cholecystokinin; secretin

31
Q

CCK causes gall bladder to
release ___

CCK signals to pancreas
to secrete ___

A

bile

degradative
enzymes

32
Q

LDL has a higher concentration of
cholesterol esters and its role is to
deliver ______ to ____

A

cholesterol to cells

33
Q

In LDL receptor mediated endocytosis,
cholesterol is either used by cell or
esterified by ___and stored

A

ACAT

34
Q

Mutations in ___ or ___
disrupt the ability of LDL to be
internalized and broken down

A

ApoB-100; LDLR

35
Q

Errors in LDL metabolism can lead to ____of cholesterol in ____

A

deposition of cholesterol in arteries

36
Q

____returns cholesterol to liver

A

HDL

37
Q

HDL is predominately made in what two locations?

A

1) Liver
2) Small intestine

38
Q

True or False: HDL circulates in body and
collects excess cholesterol from
peripheral (non-hepatic) tissues

A

True

39
Q

True or False: HDL returns cholesterol
to liver for storage,
metabolism or excretion

A

True

40
Q

Newly synthesized
HDL is low in
___

A

cholesterol

41
Q

ApoA1 interacts
with ___

ABCA1 transports
phosphatidylcholine and
free cholesterol to ___

LCAT is activated by __ and uses a
fatty acid from phosphatidylcholine to
create cholesterol esters

A

ABCA1

HDL

ApoA1

42
Q

___ receptor on liver cells binds HDL and selectively takes up cholesterol esters

A

SRB1

43
Q

Binding of HDL to
___ allows uptake
of cholesterol esters and completes reverse cholesterol transport

A

SRB1

44
Q

Statins compete with _____.

How do they lower cholesterol synthesis?

A

HMG-CoA
- Lead to less HMG-CoA being converted to
mevalonate (thereby reducing cholesterol
synthesis in the body)

45
Q

Statins upregulate ___ on cell surface, which stimulates more cholesterol internalization from blood

A

LDL-R

46
Q

____
cholesterol synthesis
inhibited by statin

A

Endogenous

47
Q

_____ bind to
bile acids/salts and prevent its
reabsorption in small intestine

A

Bile acid sequestrants

48
Q

Bile acid sequestrants force liver to synthesize more
___ from cholesterol, reducing
overall levels of cholesterol

A

bile

49
Q

Which drugs disrupt enterohepatic
circulation leading to less
“recycling” of bile salts?

A

Bile acid sequestrants