LIPID METABOLISM Flashcards

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what enzyme helps the liver to convert fatty acids into ketone bodies, which also serve as major fuel for tissues

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acetoacetate and B hydroxybutyrate

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C20 and more

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long chain fatty acids

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3
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C12 - C20

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medium chain fatty acids

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4
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C4

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short chain fatty acids

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degradation of lipids

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lipolysis

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6
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Once the triglycerides are broken down into glycerol and fatty acids they must be activated before they
can enter into the mitochondria and proceed on with

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beta - oxidation

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what are 2 carrier proteins required for the entry of the Acyl-CoA into the mitochondria

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Carnitine acyltransferase I and II

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8
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enzymes catalyzing the formation of fatty acyl CoA esters

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Thiokinase

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9
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carrier/stimulator of higher fatty acids

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Carnitine

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10
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what is the enzyme for the transfer to carnitine

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Fatty Acyl CoA: Carnitine fatty acid transferase

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what is the enzyme for the transfer of intramitochondrial CoA

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Carnitine Fatty Acyl CoA

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12
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After the activation, the fatty acyl CoA ester undergoes enzymatic degradation. The shortening of the
fatty acid chain by 2 C atoms is due to four successive steps

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Fatty Acid Degeneration

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13
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how many carbon atoms are reduced due to the shortening of the fatty acid chain due to 4 successive steps

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2C

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14
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A fatty acyl-CoA is oxidized by Acyl-CoA dehydrogenase to yield

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trans alkene

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15
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what is formed during the fatty acid degeneration via oxidation

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a,B - unsaturated derivative

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16
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A fatty acyl-CoA is oxidized by Acyl-CoA dehydrogenase to yield a trans alkene. This is done with the
aid of an [FAD] prosthetic group.

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Oxidation: (Dehydrogenation)

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17
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in hydration, the trans alkene is then hydrated with the help of

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Enoyl-CoA hydratase

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18
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what is formed in the hydration, when the trans alkene is then hydrated with the help of enoyl -CoA hydratase

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3-hydroxyacyl CoA

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19
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what is the product of hydration via oxidation

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B - keto derivative

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20
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the alcohol of the hydroxyacyl-CoA is then oxidized by NAD+ to a carbonyl with the help of

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Hydroxyacyl-CoA dehydrogenase

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21
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Finally acetyl-CoA is cleaved off with the help of what enzyme which yields acyl CoA

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Thiolase

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22
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acetyl-CoA is cleaved off with the help of Thiolase to yield

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Acyl - CoA (that is 2 carbon shorter than before)

23
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yields acetyl CoA and a fatty acid derivative of CoA which is shorter by 2 carbon atoms

24
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what undergoes beta oxidation?

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fatty acids

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formation of ketone bodies
ketogenesis
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in what organ does ketogenesis take place
liver
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ketone bodies
* acetoacetic acid * B - hydroxybutyric acid * Acetone
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substance which form ketone bodies
ketogenic
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substances which prevent the formation of ketone bodies
antiketogenic
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accumulation of ketone bodies in blood
ketonemia
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presence of ketone bodies in urine when the blood level of ketone bodies exceed renal threshold
ketonuria
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- Fats (triacylglycerols) are stored primarily in adipose tissue, which is widely distributed in the body. - Fat is the major reserve of potential energy.
Fat Storage and Utilization
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The biosynthesis of fatty acids from acetyl-CoA
lipogenesis
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can be obtained from the catabolism of carbohydrates, fats, or proteins
Acetyl - CoA
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pathway by which all 3 of the major classes of nutrients are ultimately converted to fat
lipogenesis
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in what organelle does the fatty acid catabolism occur?
mitochondria
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in what organelle does the fatty acid anabolism occur?
cytoplasm
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what is another name for fatty acid catabolism?
lipolysis/Beta oxidation
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what is another term for fatty acid anabolism?
lipogenesis
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requires a set of enzymes that are used in the catabolism of fats
lipogenesis
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in the anabolic pathway, the growing fatty acid chain bonds to a special acyl carrier protein called
ACP-SH
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carrier in fatty acid catabolism
Coenzyme A
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A preliminary set of reactions, involving ___________, occurs for each two-carbon addition cycle in the synthesis.
malonyl-CoA
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refers to a three-carbon group and has no counterpart in the catabolic pathway
malonyl
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substances that contain phosphoric acid, glycerol, fatty acid, and nitrogenous bases
phosphotides
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what enzyme from the pancreatic juice hydrolyze digestive secretions?
lecithinase
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what enzyme in the intestinal mucosa so that the P04 group and the glycerol will separate
phosphodiesterase
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The glyceroPO4 linkage may be hydrolyzed in the intestinal mucosa by the enzyme:
phosphodiesterase
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in which phosphatidyl serine serves as a precursor for other phosphatides
De novo synthesis
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is an important intermediate in the synthesis of phosphoglycerides and TAG
phosphatidic acid
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Similar to fats, the route of absorption is through the lymphatics, while cholesterol is readily absorbed, its reduction products (formed through bacterial activity) coprosterol and cholestanol are poorly absorbed and are found abundantly in the feces
cholesterol metabolism
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what is poorly absorbed and found in the feces during cholesterol metabolism
coprosterol and cholestanol
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BIOSYNTHESIS OF CHOLESTEROL - Conversion of acetyl CoA to - Conversion of mevalonic acid to - Conversion of squalene to
- Mevalonic acid - squalene - cholesterol
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