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1
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Collection of organic molecules of varying chemical composition

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Lipids

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4 Main Groups of Lipids

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→ Fatty Acids (Saturated & Unsaturated)
→ Glycerides (Glycerol-containing Lipids)
→ Nonglyceride Lipids (Sphingolipids, Steroids, Wax)
→ Complex Lipids (Lipoproteins)

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3
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Energy Source → Oxidation = 1 gram of fat = ???

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9 kcal of energy

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4
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More than ___ the energy released by oxidation of 1 gram of ___

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twice, carbohydrate

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5
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Energy Storage

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Triglycerides in adipocytes

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6
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storage form of CHOs are ___

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glycogen

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7
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Basic structure of all cell membranes

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Phosphoglycerides, Sphingolipids, Steroids

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phospholipid bilayer

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Basic structure of all cell membranes

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Steroid Hormones

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Hormones

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10
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Vitamins

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Lipid-soluble vitamins (A,D,E, and K)

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Vitamin Absorption

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Dietary fat

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12
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Dietary fat

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carrier of lipid-soluble vitamin

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13
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Protection

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Fats as shock absorber

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14
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Insulation

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Subcutaneous fat

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15
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Long-chain monocarboxylic acids (COOH)

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Fatty Acids

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16
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Fatty acids are long-chain ___

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monocarboxylic acids

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17
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Fatty acids generally contain an ___

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even number of C atoms

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18
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Polar End

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Hydrophilic End (OH)

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19
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Non-Polar End

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Hydrophobic End

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20
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Hydrophobic End

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fat-soluble tail (R) = hydrocarbon chain

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21
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CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO THE NUMBER OF CARBON ATOMS:

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Short-Chain Fatty Acids → Less than 6 C

Medium-Chain Fatty Acids → 6-10 C = includes 11

Long-Chain Fatty Acids → More than 12 C

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22
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Each C being ‘‘saturated’’ w/ H

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Saturated Fatty Acids

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23
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No double bonds

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Saturated Fatty Acids

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24
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General Formula of Saturated fatty acids

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CH3(CH2)nCOOH

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25
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Composed of at least 1 C-C double bond

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Unsaturated Fatty Acids

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26
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Almost are in the cis configuration

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Unsaturated Fatty Acids

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27
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Unsaturated FAs are composed of at least ___

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1 C-C double bond

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28
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Unsaturated FAs almost are in the ___

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cis configuration

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29
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Composed of 1 C-C double bond

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Monounsaturated Fatty Acids (MUFA)

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30
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MuFasare composed of __

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1 C-C double bond

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31
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Composed of more than 1 C-C double bond

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Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids (PUFA)

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32
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PuFas are composed of ___

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more than 1 C-C double bond

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33
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Identifies the position of the double bond nearest the methyl end (CH3)
of the carbon chain

A

Omega Number

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34
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Omega Number Identifies the position of the double bond nearest the ___
of the carbon chain

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methyl end (CH3)

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35
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1st double bond 3 carbons away from the methyl end

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Omega 3 FA

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36
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6 carbons from methyl end

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Omega 6 FA

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37
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CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO THE LOCATION OF HYDROGEN - Only applicable to ___

A

Unsaturated FAs

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38
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H’s on same side of the double bond

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cis-Fatty Acid

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39
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Fold into a U-like formation

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cis-Fatty Acid

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40
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Neighboring Hs repel e/o = bending of C chain

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cis-Fatty Acid

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41
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Naturally occurring

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cis-Fatty Acid

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42
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H’s on the opposite side of the DB

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trans-Fatty Acid

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43
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Straight line = Hs are far apart from o/a

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trans-Fatty Acid

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44
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Occur in partially hydrogenated food

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trans-Fatty Acid

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45
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Fatty Acids w/ Double bond before C9

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Essential Fatty Acids

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46
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Linoleic Acid

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Essential Fatty Acids

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47
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Fatty acids w/o double bond bfore C9

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Nonessential Fatty Acids

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48
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Body can’t form C=C DB before C9

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Nonessential Fatty Acids

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49
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Forms C=C DB after C9

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Nonessential Fatty Acids

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50
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Oleic Acid

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Nonessential Fatty Acids

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51
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Fatty acids react w/ alcohols to
form esters & water

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Esterification

52
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Products of dehydration of
carboxylic acid & alcohol

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Esters

53
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Producing fatty acids from esters

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Acid Hydrolysis

54
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Opposite of esterification

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Acid Hydrolysis

55
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Base-catalyzed hydrolysis of an ester

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Saponification

56
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Ionized salt product of the rx

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Soap

57
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Have a long uncharged hydrocarbon tail & a negatively charged terminus (carboxylate)

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Soap

58
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Form micelles that dissolve oil & dirt particles

A

Soap

59
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Common strong bases used in saponification

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NaOH/KOH/Lard

60
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Used in the food industry to convert polyunsaturated vegetable
oils into saturated solid fats

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Hydrogenation

61
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Carried out to add hydrogen to some (but not all)
double bonds in polyunsaturated oils

A

Partial Hydrogenation

62
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Liquid vegetable oils are converted into solid form (Crisco & margarine)

A

Partial Hydrogenation

63
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Lipid esters containing the glycerol molecule and fatty acids

A

Glycerides

64
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Nonionic & nonpolar

A

Neutral Glycerides

65
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Produced after the esterification of glycerol w/ a fatty acid

A

Neutral Glycerides

66
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Esterification may occur at 1, 2, or all 3 positions

A

→ Monoglycerides
→ Diglycerides
→ Triglycerides = most important and main storage form of lipids in man (adipocytes)

67
Q

Have a polar/hydrophilic region (phosphoryl group) in
addition to nonpolar/hydrophhobic FA tails

A

Phosphoglycerides

68
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Can be seen in our cell membranes

A

Phosphoglycerides

69
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Simplest phosphoglyceride

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Phosphatidate

70
Q

Lipids that are not derived from glycerol

A

Sphingolipids

71
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Amphipathic (have both polar & nonpolar ends) & structural components of cellular membranes

A

Sphingolipids

72
Q

Sphingolipids are derived from ___

A

sphingosine (long chain, N- containing alcohol)

73
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Located throughout the body

A

Sphingomyelins

74
Q

Impt. lipid components of nerve cell membranes

A

Sphingomyelins

75
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Found in abundance in the myelin sheath = surrounds & insulate cells of the CNS (neurons)

A

Sphingomyelins

76
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Role is essential to proper cerebral function and nerve transmission

A

Sphingomyelins

77
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Also considered as a phospholipid

A

Sphingomyelins

78
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Considered the smallest sphingolipid

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Sphingomyelins

79
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Includes cerebrosides, sulfatides, & gangliosides

A

Glycosphingolipids (Glycolipids)

80
Q

fatty acid amide derivative of sphingosine

A

ceramide

81
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Built on a ceramide backbone structure

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Glycosphingolipids (Glycolipids)

82
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Characterized by a single monosaccharide head group

A

Cerebrosides

83
Q

Found in the membranes of macrophages

A

Glucocerebroside

84
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Consists of ceramide bonded to the hexose glucose

A

Glucocerebroside

85
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Glucocerebroside → Found in the membranes of ___

A

Macrophages

86
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Found almost exclusively in the membranes of brain cells

A

Galactocerebroside

87
Q

Ceramide joined to the monosaccharide galactose

A

Galactocerebroside

88
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Galactocerebroside → Found almost exclusively in the membranes of __

A

brain cells

89
Q

steroid carbon skeleton

A

steroid nucleus

90
Q

Contain the steroid nucleus

A

Steroids

91
Q

Steroid nucleus + OH

A

Sterol

92
Q

Known sterol found in the membranes

A

Cholesterol

93
Q

Not purely hydrophobic = still has OH end

A

Amphipathic

94
Q

Perhydrocyclopentanophenanthrene Ring

A

Cholesterol

95
Q

Chemical name for cholesterol

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Perhydrocyclopentanophenanthrene Ring

96
Q

Regulates membrane fluidity

A

Nonpolar Fused Ring

97
Q

Polar

A

Hydroxyl Group (OH)

98
Q

Almost exclusively synthesized by animals

A

Cholesterol

99
Q

Not readily catabolized by most cells

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Cholesterol

100
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Can be converted in the liver to primary bile acids (cholic acid) & chenodeoxycholic acid

A

Cholesterol

101
Q

Esterified form of cholesterol

A

Cholesteryl Ester

102
Q

OH conjugated by an ester bond to a fatty acid

A

Cholesteryl Ester

103
Q

Very hydrophobic = no polar groups (OH)

A

Cholesteryl Ester

104
Q

Amphipathic derivatives of cholesterol

A

Bile Salts

105
Q

Synthesized in the liver and stored in the gallbladder

A

Bile Salts

106
Q

Bile salts are synthesized in the ___ and stored in the ___

A

liver, gallbladder

107
Q

Cholate & Chenodeoxycholate

A

Bile Salts

108
Q

aids in digestion of fats

A

Emulsifying agent - bile salts

109
Q

Emulsifying agent

A

bile salts

110
Q

Contains steroid nucleus

A

Steroid Hormones

111
Q

If found in the bloodstream = won’t mix w/ blood

A

Steroid Hormones

112
Q

Steroid Hormones

A

→ Testosterone
→ Progesterone
→ Estrone, Estrogen, and its derivatives
→ Cortisone and Cortisol
→ Aldosterone

113
Q

Derived from many different sources and have a variety of chemical
compositions, depending on the source (paraffin wax)

A

Waxes

114
Q

Waxes

A

→ Long hydrocarbon tails
→ Extremely hydrophobic = completely insoluble in water
→ Solid at room temp.

115
Q

Protective coating for hair and skin (used in skin creams & ointments)

A

Lanolin

116
Q

Bonded to other types of molecules

A

Complex Lipids

117
Q

Consist of a core of hydrophobic lipids surrounded by amphipathic proteins, phospholipids, & cholesterol

A

Lipoproteins

118
Q

Lipoproteins:

Shape →
Size →

A

Shape → Typically spherical
Size → Ranges from 10-1200 nm

119
Q

Protein part of LPP

A

Apolipoproteins

120
Q

Have larger core regions

A

Larger LPP

121
Q

Contain relatively more TAG & cholesteryl ester

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Larger LPP

122
Q

The larger the LPP, the more lipid relative to CHON

A

True

123
Q

Classifications → Based on Centrifugation

won’t move in electrophoresis

A

Chylomicrons (chylos)

124
Q

Classifications → Based on Centrifugation

travels to beta region

A

Very-low-density LPP (VLDL)

125
Q

Classifications → Based on Centrifugation

travels to pre-beta region

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Low-density LPP (LDL)

126
Q

Classifications → Based on Centrifugation

travels to alpha region

A

High-density LPP (HDL)

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