Lipids Flashcards
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esters or long chain fatty acids and alcohols
Lipids
Basic unit of lipid
triglyceride
triglyceride composition
three fatty acids and one glycerol (specifically glycerol) is needed
Fixed Oils
FA:
Alcohol:
Other:
FA: Unsaturated
Alcohol: Glycerol
Other: Liquid at room temp
Fats
FA:
Alcohol:
Other:
FA: Saturated
Alcohol: Glycerol
Other: Solid at room temp
Waxes
FA:
Alcohol:
Other:
FA: High MW, straight-chain acids
Alcohol: High MW, straight-chain alcohol
Other: Usually solid
t/f Fixed oils are plant sources
true
t/f ALL fixed oils are liquid at room temperature
false. except for cocoa butter (Theobroma cacao) thats why its used as a suppository base
Fats are _______ sources
animal
t/f Fats are solid at room temperature except for the cod liver oil
true
_________ the only liquid plant wax
Jojoba oil
(lipid usp test) # of mg KOH needed to NEUTRALIZE the free acids in 1 g sample
ACID VALUE / ACID NUMBER
(lipid usp test) # of mg KOH needed to SAPONIFY the esters in 1 g sample
ESTER VALUE
(lipid usp test) # of mg KOH needed to NEUTRALIZE the free acids and SAPONIFY the esters in 1 g sample
SAPONIFICATION VALUE / KOETTSDORFER NUMBER
(lipid usp test) measures degree of unsaturation (how many double bonds are in the fat or oils sample)
IODINE NUMBER
(lipid usp test) test to find about its ability to absorb oxygen and form a dry film
IODINE NUMBER
(iodine number usp test)
Non-Drying Oil : ________
Semi-Drying Oil : _____________
Drying Oil : ____________
Non-Drying Oil : <100
Semi-Drying Oil : between 100 and 120
Drying Oil : > 120
(iodine number usp test)
Non : PACO
Semi : Se, Se
Drying : Soybean , Linseed
Non : Peanut, Almond, Coconut, Olive
Semi : cottonSEed, SEsame
Drying : Soybean , Linseed
most nutritious fixed oil, used in intralipid TPN
soybean
used in painting
linseed
formed when O2 saturates double bonds to form oxides that may polymerize
hard film (paint)
burned fat
acrolein
t/f In fats, if hydrogen is binded in the double bond, it does not rancidify. But when
oxygen binded, there will be peroxidation that will cause rancidification
true. presence of Oxygen = oxidation, thus rancidification
Active ingredients of medicinal plants are divided into 3 classes:
Terpenes, aromatic compounds, alkaloids
Acetyl COA + Malonyl
Fatty acids
Acetyl COA + Glycerol
fixed oils, fats
Acetyl COA + fatty acid + alcohol
fixed oil, fats, waxes
Acetyl COA to Kreb’s to
plant acids
t/f Acetyl COA can also go to the acetate-mevalonate pathway
true
precursor of Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) and Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxal)
Deoxy-D-xylulose
DMAPP + IPP
Geranyl Pyrophosphate (GPP, C10 monoterpene)
GPP + IPP
Farnesyl Pyrophosphate (FPP, C15 sesquiterpene)
FPP x2
sterols / triterpenes
lead to cholesterol, ergosterols, and all steroidal compounds (hormones, fat soluble vitamins, etc.)
sterols
only electron carrier in Electron Transport Chain which is non-protein because it is a terpenoid
Ubiquinone Q-9+Q-10
pathway to be inhibited for cholesterol lowering of patient
mevalonate pathway / cholesterol synthesis pathway
Glycerol + 3 unsaturated fatty acids that forms an ester bond
Triglyceride
site for oxidation and hydrogenation reactions in structure of FA
Double bond
t/f reaction with iodine is used to determine the number of saturated TAGs
false. it determines the # of DOUBLE BONDS
t/f EVEN numbered FA are common
true
Can be hydrogenated to form semisolid or solid fats
Fixed oils
Scientific Name: Seed of Ricinus communis; “tangan-tangan”
CASTOR OIL SEED / CASTOR BEAN
components of Castor Oil seed
Ricin (toxic lectin) & Azelaic acid
carbohydrate-binding protein
Lectin
second most toxic plant principle
Ricin
precursor for ricinoleic acid through the hydrolyzation of lipase
triricinolein
used as vaginal jelly to reduce the pH ~5 to 5.5
Ricinoleic acid
stimulant cathartic effect (may lead to dehydration)
Ricinoleic acid
pyrolysis of ricinoleic acid results to
undecylenic acid (antifungal)
used for procedures that require an empty stomach (e.g., abdominal ultrasound, lumbar x-ray)
Ricinoleic acid
treatment of acne
Azelaic acid
plasticizer in flexible collodion (3%)
Castor oil
t/f castor oil induces premature labor when given to pregnant women
true, esp. when the mother is prone to contractions
Scientific Name: Ripe fruit of Olea europea
Use: pharmaceutic aid, nutrient, emollient
OLIVE OIL / SWEET OIL / SALAD OIL
(type of olive oil) cold-pressed oil, extracted without aid of heat
Virgin oil
(type of olive oil) extracted using hot water
Technical oil
(type of olive oil) extracted with carbon disulfide; inferior quality
Sulfur olive oil
(type of olive oil) fermentation of fallen, decomposed olives
Tournant olive oil
(type of olive oil) cheapest and low grade olive oil
Tournant olive oil
Scientific Name: Ripe seed of Glycine soja (from Balatong/soya)
Use: Preservative, antioxidant
SOYBEAN OIL
t/f Soybean oil is an ingredient in parenteral nutrient (extralipid)
false. INTRALIPID
useful in controlling deranged lipid and cholesterol metabolism
Lecithin
Phosphatidylcholine
Lecithin
t/f Soybean oil is a source of Ricin
false. it is a source of LECITHIN
Source of stigmasterol (steroid precursor)
SOYBEAN OIL
Scientific Name: Ripe seeds of Prunus amygdalus
Family: Rosaceae
Constituent: amygdalin
Use: emollient, ingredient in cosmetics
ALMOND OIL
Scientific Name: Kernels of Prunus armeniaca
Family: Rosaceae
PERSIC OIL / APRICOT KERNEL OIL / PEACH KERNEL OIL
Scientific Name: Seed kernel of Cocos nucifera
Family: Arecaceae
Constituents: lauric and myristic acids
COCONUT OIL
all below are uses of coconut oil, except:
- antiviral property
- reduce cholesterol
- effective for UTI
- malaria
malaria
t/f coconut oil is a source of GOOD cholesterol
true; 1 tsp/day
coconut oil has the ________ IV and _______ SV among common fixed oils
LOWEST IV
HIGHEST SV
coconut oil is semisolid at _____ C
20 C
t/f Coconut oil is easily absorbed from the GIT, which makes it of dietary
value to patients with fat absorption problems
true.
Short (6-8) and medium (10-14) chain fatty acids are used when?
conventional fats are not digested
Fat absorption problem
Steatorrhea
Most expensive spice in the world
SAFFLOWER OIL / KASUBHA
Scientific Name: From seeds of Carthamus tinctorius
Constituents: PUFA
Use: Varnish or waterproofing material, antilipemic
SAFFLOWER OIL / KASUBHA
______ PUFA : ________ blood cholesterol levels
HIGH level pufa, DECREASE blood chole level
safflower 50% oil emulsion
high-calorie dietary supplement
Scientific Name: From the seeds of Helianthus anuus
Family: Asteraceae
Lipid constituents: Linoleic, linolenic, and oleic acids (unsaturated fatty acids)
SUNFLOWER OIL
t/f Sunflower oil can be used as an alternative to corn and safflower oils for culinary purposes
true
can be used as hemostatic agent like witch hazel leaves
SUNFLOWER OIL
Iodine addition product of the fatty acids of Poppy seed oil
ETHIODIZED OIL