lipids

Question 1

cofactor LCAT

Answer 1

Apo A I

Question 2

not known function

Answer 2

Apo A-ll and antigen

Question 3

Activates LCAT

Answer 3

Apo A-IV

Question 4

secretion of triglyceride from liver binding protein to LDL receptor

Answer 4

B100

Question 5

secretion of triglyceride from intestine

Answer 5

B48

Question 6

activates LCAT

Answer 6

Apo C I

Question 7

facilitates uptake of chylomicron remnant and IDL (Hepatic Endocytosis)

Answer 7

Apo E

Question 8

inhibits apo C-II activation of LPL

Answer 8

Apo C III

Question 9

cofactor LPL

Answer 9

Apo C-II

Question 10

VLDL greatly increased, LDL normal, increased pre beta band; cloudy or milky plasma

Answer 10

Type IV (hyperprebetalipoproteinemia)

Question 11

Decreased HDL; characterized by hyperplastic orange tonsils

Answer 11

Hypoalphaliporpoteinemia

Question 12

creamy plasma; markedly increased triglycerides; intense band at point of application upon electrophoresis

Answer 12

Type I (hyperchylomicronemia)

Question 13

Elevated LDL and VLDL; large beta band; clear to slightly turbid plasma

Answer 13

Type IIb (combined hyperliporproteinemia

Question 14

Decreased LDL, normal triglyceride; cholesterol may be

Answer 14

Hypobetaliporpoteinemia

Question 15

VLDL greatly increased, chylomicrons increased, LDL and HDL normal to low; creamy layer over milky plasma

Answer 15

Type V (mixed hyperlipoproteinemia)

Question 16

Elevated cholesterol and triglyceride; broad beta band of abnormal composition; slightly cloudy to cloudy plasma

Answer 16

Type III (dysbetalipoproteinemia)

Question 17

LDL absent; cholesterol can be

Answer 17

abetalipoproteinemia

Question 18

LDL greatly increased, normal VLDL; increased beta band; clear plasma

Answer 18

Type IIa (hyperbetalipoproteinemia)