Lipids Skildum Flashcards

1
Q

Most calorically dense food?

A

Fat

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2
Q

What particle functions to promote cholesterol homeostasis?

A

HDL

They take excess cholesterol from the tissues back to the liver where it can be converted into bile salts etc.

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3
Q

Which lipoprotein activates an extracellular lipase in capillary beds?

A

ApoCII

*Activates lipoprotein lipase

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4
Q

What can we do with excess de novo glucose in our bodies?

A

Make Fatty acids!

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5
Q

Main storage form of energy in our body?

A

Triacylglycerol

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6
Q

Key intermediate between fatty acids and prostaglandins & leukotrienes and thromboxanes?

A

Arachidonic acid!

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7
Q

How do prostaglandins and thromboxanes play into achalasia?

A

They can chemically signal a tonically contracted LES

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8
Q

What acts to break up fat down into a lot of little tiny globs of fat?

A

Bile acid salts

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9
Q

Where are lipases secreted from?

A

pancreas

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10
Q

At what point does fat composition change after swallowing?

A

In the small intestine

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11
Q

What hormones promote secretion of bile and lipases into the lumen of the gut?
*Cause contraction

A

Secretin & Cholecystokinin (CCK)

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12
Q

Why do people with CF often have malabsorption of lipids?

A

Secretion of lipases is deficient because of pancreatic duct blockage

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13
Q

Where does pancreatic lipase cut on triacylglycerol?

A

1 and 3 positions

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14
Q

What is the end product of pancreatic lipases function?

A

2 fatty acids + 2-monoacylglycerol

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15
Q

What do the products of pancreatic lipase combine with once taken up by gut epithelial cells before they become chylomicrons that enter the lymph system and then the blood?

A

ApoB48

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16
Q

What are the products of cholesterol esterase?

A

Cholesterol and a free fatty acid

17
Q

Positions of fatty acids on phospholipids?

A

1 and 2 positions

18
Q

What is fat consumed as phospholipids broken down by?

A

PLA2

19
Q

Major apoprotein produces by gut epithelial cells?

A

ApoB48

20
Q

So what things go from the lumen to the blood and what goes from the lumen to the lymph?

A

Amino acids and glucose go into the blood

Chylomicrons go into the lymph (they bypass portal blood that goes directly into the liver)

21
Q

Main difference between chylomicrons and VLDL?

A

Apoprotein composition: chylomicrons ApoB48, VLDL has ApoB100

22
Q

What produces ApoB48 in intestinal epithelial cells?

A

RNA Editing…The full length unedited transcript of the B-apoprotein gene produces ApoB-100

23
Q

Structure of chylomicron?

A

Phospholipid outside
TAG on inside
ApoB48 acts as a nucleus that these things coalesce around

24
Q

Nascent chylomicron?

A

ApoB-48 only

No metabolic fate

25
Q

How are nascent chylomicrons matured?

A

Addition of other apoproteins that are donated by HDL…HDL gives then ApoCII and ApoE

26
Q

Role of ApoCII?

A

allow chylomicron to deliver fatty acids to different tissues…LipoProteinLipase on extracellular side of capillary bed contacts ApoCII and fatty acids are taken up by tissue!

27
Q

Where is LPL located?

A

Capillary beds of muscle and adipose tissue

28
Q

When chylomicrons lose most of their fatty acids what happens?

A

Become chylomicron remnants and are reuptaken by the liver! Recycled

29
Q

Role of VLDL?

A

Release fat that is produced by dietary carbohydrate

30
Q

How does VLDL go from nacent to competent?

A

It has to pick up peripheral lipoproteins like ApoCII and ApoE from HDL

31
Q

What happens when VLDL is floating in the blood?

A

ApoCII interacts with LPL (just like a chylomicron) and you get FA cleavage…FA enter cell. If it is an adipose cell, it is being repackaged as TAG but if it is a muscle cell it will be oxidized for fuel

32
Q

Order of LDLs in terms of fat content

A

VLDL >IDL >LDL >HDL

*HDL has much more protein and less fat

33
Q

What particle functions to distribute dietary fat to tissues?

A

Chylomicron

34
Q

Which particle functions to distribute fat synthesized from carbs to tissues?

A

VLDL