Lipid Metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

Two molecules of__________ condense at the diphosphate end to form squalene.

A

farnesyl diphosphate

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2
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The formation of cholesterol from lanosterol takes place in the membranes of

A

the endoplasmic reticulum

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3
Q

The double bond at C8´C9 is subse-quently moved to C5´C6 in two steps, forming

A

desmosterol

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4
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facilitate the anchoring of proteins into lipoid membranes and may also be involved in proteinprotein interactions and membrane-associated protein trafficking.

A

Protein prenylation

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5
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CHOLESTEROL SYNTHESIS IS CONTROLLED BY

A

REGULATION OF HMG-C oA REDUCTASE

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6
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responsible for Virtually all plasma Cholesteryl Ester in humans

A

plasma LCaT

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7
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Facilitates Transfer of Cholesteryl Ester From hDL to Other Lipoproteins

A

Cholesteryl Ester Transfer protein

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8
Q

Bile acid Synthesis Is regulated at the

A

CYp7a1 Step

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9
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HMG-CoA reductase in liver is inhibited by

A

mevalonate, the immediate product of the reaction, and by cholesterol, the main product of the pathway.

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10
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regulates the recycling of the receptor to the cell surface by targeting it for degradation.

A

recent research has shown that the protein proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 (PCSK9

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11
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principal sterol in the feces; it is formed from cholesterol by the bacteria in the lower intestine.

A

Coprostanol

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12
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primary bile acids

A

cholic acid (found in the largest amount in most mammals) and chenodeoxycholic acid

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13
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first and prin-cipal regulatory step in the biosynthesis of bile acids

A

7α-hydroxylation of cholesterol by CYP7A1

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14
Q

first step is respon-sible for a significant proportion of the primary bile acids syn-thesized.

A

sterol 27-hydroxylase

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15
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The primary bile acids (Figure 26–7) enter the bile as glycine or taurine conjugates.
True or False

A

True

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16
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the ratio of the glycine to the taurine conjugates is normally

A

3:1

17
Q

secondary bile acids,

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deoxycholic acid, and lithocholic acid.

18
Q

The principal rate-limiting step in the biosynthesis of bile acids is at the

A

CYP7A1 reaction

19
Q

reduces blood cholesterol levels by inhibit-ing the absorption of cholesterol by the intestine by blocking uptake via the Niemann-Pick C-like 1 protein

A

Ezetimibe

20
Q

act mainly to lower plasma triacylglycerols by decreasing the secretion of triacylglycerol and cholesterol-con-taining VLDL by the liver

A

clofibrate, gemfibrozil, and nico-tinic acid,