Lipids Flashcards

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1
Q

Steatorrhea is lipid malabsorption due to defects in

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bile secretion

pancreatic function

cell uptake

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2
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Cholesterol esters are digested into

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cholesterol

free Fatty acids

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3
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products of lipid absorption form …………….. with bile salts

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mixed micelles

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4
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Dietary lipids are INSOLUBLE and are therefore packed into

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chylomicrons

for export

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5
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Chylomicrons are released by exocytosis into

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lymph then into the blood

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6
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What happens when blood chylomicrons reach tissue?

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TAG in chylomicrons is hydrolysed to FA and glycerol (by lipoprotein lipase)

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7
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Chylomicrons depleted of TAG are called

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chylomicrons remnants

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8
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lipoprotein lipase is found in the

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capillaries of skeletal muscle and adipose tissue

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9
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resulting FA (from chylomicron breakdown)) is used for

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energy

re-esterified to TAG for STORAGE

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10
Q

Omega 3 FA are derived from

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linoleic acid

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11
Q

Omega 3 lowers ………….. and prevents …………..

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cholesterol

atherosclerosis

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12
Q

Phospholipids consist of

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2 FA

phosphate group

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13
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TAG is digested in the………. by………….

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small intestine

pancreatic ligase

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14
Q

Unsaturated

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one or more double bond`

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15
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saturated

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no double bonds

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16
Q

Good fats

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polyunsaturated FA (veg oil)

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17
Q

Bad fats

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saturated FA (beef)

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18
Q

essential FA

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linoleic and linoleic acid

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19
Q

lipids give us what vitamins?

A

A D E K

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20
Q

In adipose cells TAG are stored as

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droplets

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21
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TAG is the most efficient

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storage form of fuel

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22
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How are FA release from stored TAG in adipose tissue?

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by hormone sensitive lipase

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23
Q

High plasma glucose and insulin promote

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Dephosphorylation of lipase

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24
Q

HSL activated in response to

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epinephrine

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25
Q

Lipoproteins

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esterified FA

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26
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Free FA transported through the blood in complex with

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serum albumin

27
Q

Chylomicrons are TAG

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rich

28
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VLDL are TAG

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rich

29
Q

LDL is cholesterol

A

rich

BAD Cholesterol

30
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HDL is cholesterol and protein

A

rich

GOOD cholesterol

31
Q

free esterified FA leaves the adipocyte and binds to albumin

transported to tissue where it is

A

activated by CoA derivative then OXIDISED

32
Q

beta oxidation pathway degrades FAs

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two carbons at a time

33
Q

beta oxidation of FA produces

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Acetyl CoA

NADH + FADH2 (sources of energy)

34
Q

Beta oxidation of FA occurs in the

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mitochondrial matrix

35
Q

3 stages of beta oxidation

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activation

transport

degradation

36
Q

Transport of FA into the

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mitochondria

37
Q

FA is activated to form ……… in the ………….

A

fatty acyl CoA

cytoplasm

38
Q

CAT-1 (carnitine fatty acyl-transferase) is inhibited by

A

malonyl CoA

39
Q

Carnitine from our

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diet

lysine + methionine (liver/kidney)

40
Q

Carnitine shuttle transports …….. from outside to the inside of the……..

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long-chain fatty acyl CoA

mitochondria

41
Q

CAT-1 deficiency

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hypoglycaemia

improves with IV glucose
t

42
Q

therapy for CAT-1 deficiency is to give

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medium chain FA that do not require CAT for mitochondrial transport

43
Q

Degradation 4 step

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dehydrogenation (FADH2)

hydration

dehydrogenation (NADH)

thiolysis (acetyl CoA)

44
Q

Thiolysis produces Acetyl CoA to feed into the

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TCA cycle

45
Q

7 beta oxidations would produce …….. acetyl CoA

A

8

46
Q

1 glucose molecules creates

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32 ATP

47
Q

beta oxidation is less efficient in the

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peroxisome

48
Q

Animal cannot convert FA to

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glucose

49
Q

excess acetyl CoA from fat metabolism can be converted into

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ketone bodies

50
Q

which muscles use ketone bodies as fuel?

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cardiac and skeletal

51
Q

uncontrolled diabetes gives

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ketone bodies

52
Q

Where do we get FA?

A

Acetyl CoA

diet

53
Q

Carnitine shuttle only occurs when….

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citrate concentration in the mitochondria is too high

54
Q

FA synthesis requires

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Acetyl CoA and NADPH

55
Q

Acetyl CoA carboxylase (ACC) is needed for formation of

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malonyl CoA

56
Q

ACC is activated by……….. and deactivated by …………

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citrate

palmitoyl CoA

57
Q

How many NADPH needed for plamitate synthesis?

A

14

58
Q

Acetyl CoA —> FA —-> TAG —->

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VLDL —> adipose tissue

59
Q

Cholesterol is the starting material for the synthesis of

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steroid hormones

60
Q

Cholesterols

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component of the cell membrane

made mainly in the liver

found in animal only

Acetyl CoA –> cholesterol –> vit D/ steroid hormones etc etc

61
Q

Statins lower…

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LDL levels

62
Q

eicosanoids

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signalling molecules

63
Q

eicosanoids are derived from

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omega 3 or 6 FA

64
Q

eicosanoids regulate

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inflammatory response

pain and fever

blood pressure