Lipids (Section 2) Flashcards

1
Q

Since lipids are not water soluble, so how are they digested?

A

They are first emulsified (forming new micelles) by bile acids before being digested.

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2
Q

What are 3 enzymes for lipid digestion?

A

Lipase
Phospholipases
Cholesterol Esterase

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3
Q

Lipase breaks down TG’s into what?

A

2,3 Diglycerides, then 2 Monoglycerides, and Free Fatty Acids

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4
Q

Phospholipase digests lipids how?

A

Removes Fatty Acids from sn-2 position

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5
Q

Cholesterol Esterase digests lipids how?

A

Removes Fatty Acids from cholesterol esters

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6
Q

Micelles form with the aid of?

A

Bile Salts
(hydrophobic ends inward)
(hydrophilic ends outward)

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7
Q

Lipid is transported from micelles into _____ during absorption?

A

Enterocytes

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8
Q

Bile Salts recirculate to where?

A

Liver

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9
Q

Triglycerides are resynthesized from what?

A

LCFA’s & MG

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10
Q

In absorption, SCFA & MCFA go directly where & combine with what?

A

> Portal Circulation & combine with albumin

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11
Q

Chylomicron’s are secreted into lymphatic circulation vs. portal circulation because?

A

b/c of it’s size. It is very large.

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12
Q

FFA can be transported in the blood bound to ______ mainly through water soluble complexes called _______?

A

Albumin
Lipoproteins

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13
Q

Lipoproteins stabilize themselves in what kind of environments?

A

Aqueous

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14
Q

Lipoproteins specific physiological actions are?

A

Receptor Recognition
Enzyme Activation

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15
Q

What is the only exogenous lipoprotein?

A

Chylomicron

(built from fat & lipids consumed from outside the body)

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16
Q

TG’s are rapidly hydrolyzed from Chylomicron’s into FFA & MG’s by what enzymes?

A

Lipoprotein Lipase (LPL)
Apo C-II

17
Q

FFA’s & MG’s hydrolyzed from Chylomicron’s are absorbed where?

A

Tissue Cells
Muscle: Energy or TG Synthesis
Adipose: TG Synthesis

18
Q

The Chylomicron remnant is rich in what & is sent where for what?

A

Rich in Cholesterol

Sent to the Liver for removal

19
Q

VLDL is an ______ lipoprotein?

A

Endogenous
(already inside the body)

20
Q

VLDL is the product of other lipid sources + chylomicron remnant being packaged together where?

21
Q

What enzymes act on VLDL?

A

Lipoprotein Lipase (LPL)
Apo C-II

22
Q

What is formed from VLDL?

A

Intermediate Density Lipoprotein (IDL)

& Eventually…

LDL

23
Q

What enzymes act on LDL?

A

Apo B-100 receptor

24
Q

LDL deposits cholesterol where?

A

Liver & Peripheral Cells

25
LDL can potentially be _____ due to it's depositing of cholesterol?
Atherogenic (can cause CV disease)
26
LP(a) ("little a") is determined in people by what?
Genetics, some have high #'s, some have low #'s.
27
HDL is considered the _____ cholesterol and why?
Good Cholesterol "vacuum cleaner of the cholesterol in our body, delivering cholesterol cells back to the liver"
28
What enzyme acts on HDL?
Lecithin "L-CAT"
29
With LDL deposits formed, smooth muscles will multiply due to what?
Perceived threat of invasion (immune response)
30
In the immune response to LDL deposits, monocytes invade to form what?
Macrophages
31
When unsaturated FA's within LDL is oxidized, what is an unwanted byproduct?
Free Radicals
32
Tans Fatty Acids Increase ______ & Decrease ______ ?
Increase LDL Decrease HDL