LIPIDS AND LIPO PROTEINS part 1 Flashcards
The dietary or exogenous pathway of lipid transport involves absorption of _______ and ____________ through the ___________, with the formation and release of ___________ in the _______ and into the blood by way of the thoracic duct.
TG
cholesterol
intestine
chylomicrons
lymph
Where do Chylomicrons release TAG to?
Adipose tissue
What do Lipoprotein Lipase liberate from TAG?
Fatty acids
These are taken up by muscle and adipose tissue.
Fatty acid and TAG
What are the enzymes that participates in Lipoprotein?
Lipoprotein lipase (LPL)
Hepatic lipase
Lecithin Cholesterol Acyl Transferase (LCAT)
Endothelial lipase
ATP-binding cassette protein A1 (ABCA1)
What is the main purpose of LP?
Transport Lipids
These are large macromolecular complexes of lipids with specialized protein.
Apolipoproteins
Cholesterol and TAG travel in plasma not as free-floating molecules but as part of water-soluble complexes called _____________.
lipoproteins
Vitamin E depend upon ____________ for absorption and relies upon ___________ for delivery to tissues.
chylomicrons
VLDL and LDL
It is the protein portion of the lipoprotein
Apolipoprotein
What is the function of Apolipoprotein?
helps keep the lipid in solution during circulation through the blood stream
What do Apolipoprotein contains?
Amphiphatic helix
This is the reason why the proteins are able to bind to the lipids.
Amphipatic helix
it maintains the structural integrity of the lipoprotein complex
Apolipoprotein (Apo A-1)
it activates LCAT the esterifies cholesterol in the plasma
Apo A-1
Where is Apo A-1 synthesize and found?
Liver and intestines
HDL
What are the major lipoproteins?
- Chylomicrons
- Very low density lipoprotein
- High density lipoprotein
- Low density lipoprotein
This lipoprotein has the largest and lowest density?
Chylomicron
CM contains how many percent of Triglycerides?
80-95%
composition of Chylomicrons
_____ protein
______ of cholesterol
______ of cholesterol esters
______ of phospholipids
1-2%
1-3%
2-4 %
3-6%
it transports exogenous triglycerides that derived from the diet or food
Chylomicrons
it causes non-fasting lipemia (turbidity)
Chylomicrons
during electrophoresis, chylomicrons __________ in the origin
remain
Where is CM produced?
Intestines
Chylomicrons is completely cleared within __________ postprandial
6-9hrs
What is the major composition of CM?
TAG and protein
Apolipoprotein involved in CM?
Apo B-48
Apo A-1
Apo C
Apo E.
Where is VLDL secreted?
Liver
VLDL is also referred to as?
pre-B lipoprotein
transports endogenous TAG from the liver to muscle, fat depots and peripheral tissues.
VLDL
to which is this composition?
65% TAG + 6-10% protein + 16%CE
VLDL
VLDL contains:
______ proteins
____________ Cholesterol esters
__________ of cholesterol
______ phospholipids
6-10%
16% or 16-22%
4-8%
15-20%
What are the Apolipoprotein present in VLDL?
Apo B-100
Apo-C
Apo-E
This lipoprotein is the smallest but has the highest density and the heaviest among lipoproteins.
HDL
This is more important that cholesterol or even lipoprotein
Phospholipid content
HDL migrates a fast test towards the _____when it comes to electrophoresis.
anode
What are the other names of HDL.
Alpha Lipoprotein
Good cholesterol
What is the relationship of HDL to atherosclerosis and CHD?
Inversely proportional (The lower the HDL, the higher the risk)
This lipoprotein is s responsible for reverse cholesterol transport.
HDL
What are the chemical composition of HDL?
__________ of protein - determining factor
_________- of phospholipids
45-55%
26-32%
What are the CDC reference method of HDL?
Ultracentrifugation
Abell-Kendal assay (3-step method)
To which composition is this?
30% phospholipid + 45-50%protein +20%CE
HDL
What are the ApoLP present in HDL?
Apo A-1
Apo A-2
Apo-C
What is the cut off level of HDL?
40mg/dL
What value is considered high risk for CHD?
<35 mg/dL
What value is considered high HDL (considered)?
≥60 mg/dL
Where is LDL synthesized?
Liver
What are the other names of LDL?
Bad cholesterol
Beta LP
LDL is the __________________ from the catabolism of VLDL
Major end product
LDL constitutes about ___________ of the total LP in plasma.
50%
LDL transports CL from __________ to ________ of the body.
Liver
Cell
What is the relationship of LDL to atherosclerosis and CHD?
Directly proportional (the higher the LDL, the higher risk)
LDL is composed of:
__________ CE
___________ triglycerides
________ protein
________ phospholipids
45-50%
4-8%
18-22%
24-28%
To which composition is this?
50% CE+ 18% protein and phospholipid
LDL
What are the LP involved in LDL?
Apo B-100
Apo E
What is the optimal reference value of LDL?
<100 mg/dL
LDL
Interpretation of results :
Near/Above optimal = ________
Borderline = _____________
High = ____________
Very high = _____________
100-129 mg/dL
130-159mg/dL
160-189 mg/dL
> 190 mg/dL