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1
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What lipoprotein, in the blood to the tissues, if elevated would cause problems in the body?

A

LDLS

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2
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What does VLDL become when it is in the blood stream?

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LDLS

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3
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Which Lipoprotein, brings cholesteryl esters back to the liver?

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HDLS

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4
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what are the three lipoproteins that transport cholesterol?

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HDLS, LDLS, VLDLS

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5
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Which lipoprotein is mainly found in the liver?

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LDLS

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6
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What is the purpose of Cholesterol?

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modulates fluidity of the plasma membrane

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7
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how does cholesterol modulate fluidity?

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combats the temperature changes so that the cell can keep its fluidity/intergity, so it increase at low temp and decreases at high temperature

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8
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what are the 4 types of lipids

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TAGS, Phospholipids, Steroids, Fatty acids

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9
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what are TAGS?

A

nonpolar, main storage form of fatty acids

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10
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What is phosphatdylcholine also known as?

A

Lecithin

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11
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where is lecithin located?

A

outer leaflet

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12
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what provides a monolayer in lipoproteins?

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phosphatdylcholine/lecithin

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13
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what is dipalmitoylphashatdytlcholine?

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its a derivative of phosphatdylcholine

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14
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what does dipalmitoylphashatdytlcholine do?

A

provides surfactant in the lung

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15
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What can be phosphorylated to PIP2?

A

phosphatidylininositol

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16
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where is phosphatidylinositol located?

A

Inner leaflet

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17
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Where is PE and PC located on the cell?

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plasma membrane

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18
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where is phosphatdylethanolamine located?

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in the inner leaflet

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19
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Why is phosphatdytylserine important?

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it is an indicator of apoptosis, if found on the surface of the cell(inner leaflet)

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20
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where is Cardiolipin lacated?

A

inner mitochondrial membrane and bacteria

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21
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what phospholipid is antigenic for treponema pallidum(syphillis)

A

Cardiolipin

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22
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are phospholipids nonpolar and ionic?

A

no the are POLAR and ionic

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23
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what synthesizes sphingolipid?

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synthesized from pamitoyl CoA and serine w/cofactor PLP

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24
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what phospholipid is a determinant of ABO groups?

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sphingolipid

25
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what are the two netural molecules that sphingolipid make?

A

cerebrosides, globoside

26
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what charges do sulfatide and gangliosides have?

27
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what does the sulfatide do?

A

stabilizes myelin

28
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whats are gangliosides found?

A

in the CNS

29
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what is the addtional side chain of the ganglioside?

30
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What is Acylglycerol?

31
Q

what phospholipids contains arachidonic acid?

A

PI( PHOSPHOATIDYLINOSITOL)

32
Q

what phospholipids is released for eicosanoid synthesis directly by phospholipase or indirectly by phospholipase C?

A

P-Inositol

33
Q

What is the defect of coronary artery disease?

A

excess of LDLS

34
Q

What is the defect of fibrofatty atheroma?

A

excess of LDLS

35
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what is the defect of RDS?

A

Deficiency in surfactants- produced by Phospatidylcholine which synthesizes the lipid part of surfactants

36
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what isthe defect of barths disease?

A

deficiency of cardiolipin, a cardiomyopathy

37
Q

whats is the defect in MS?

A

Demylenation- shinogomyelin

38
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what is the defect of Neiman Pick?

A

lysosomal storage disease-sphinogomyelin

39
Q

what is a fatty acid

A

long hydrophobic chain with negative charge- even numbers

40
Q

does the melting point of a fatty acid increase with chain length?

41
Q

T/F- the melting point decreases with more double bonds

42
Q

what are the two dietary essesntials?

A

linoleic acid( 18:2), alpha acid (18:w3)

43
Q

which dietary essential is a precursor of arachidonic acid (20
:4, w6)?

A

linoleic acid (18:2)

44
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what is alpha linolenic acid a precursor of?

A

EPA (Eicosapentaenoic) and DHA (Docosahexaenoic acid)

45
Q

what are the fatty acids w6 group?

A

linoleic acid w6 and aracodonic acid w6

46
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can aracodonic acid be a precursor of alpha linoleic acid?

A

no because the =y are in 2 different family groups w6-w3

47
Q

can essential fatty acids be formed from oleic acid?

A

no because it is in the w9 family group

48
Q

which fatty acid has 16 carbons?

49
Q

which carbon has 18 carbons and no double bnds?

50
Q

Does Palmitate have any double bonds?

51
Q

which fatty acid will have the highest melting point?

A

serate because it does not have any double bonds and it has the lowest amount of carbons/ longest linear chain

52
Q

which fatty acid has 18 carbons and 1 double bonds?

A

Oleic acid

53
Q

which fatty acid has 18 carbons and two double bonds and is apart of the w6 family?

A

linoleic acid

54
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what is 18:3, w3?

A

alpha linoleic acid

55
Q

what is 20:4, w6?

A

arachidonic acid

56
Q

what is 20:5, w3?

57
Q

what is DHA 22:6, w3?

58
Q

which fatty acid will have the lowest melting point?

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