Lipoprotein structure and function Flashcards
3 types of lipid complexes and their cores
- vesicle - aqueous core
- micelle - no core
- microemulsion - hydrophobic core
what is structure of lipoprotein
- phospholipid shell with apolipoproteins embedded
2. filled with triglycerides and cholesterol esters
order of lipoproteins from least to most dense
CM<HDL
apolipoproteins in HDL
A,C,E
apolipoproteins in LDL
B100
order of lipoproteins from least to most protein
CM<HDL
order of lipoproteins from most to least triglcerides
CM<HDL
3 non-exchangable lipoproteins
Apo(a), B100, B48
feat of apoA-1
main HDL - activates LCAT
feat of apoB
key structural protein of all but HDL
what is exogenous lipoprotein metabolism path
- lipids from diet
- abs. by small intestine
- come out as CM
- CM to capils.
- LPL breaks down to give FFAs
- left with CM remnant which goes to liver to bing with LDL-R
endogenour path
- liver produces VLDL
- VLDL to capils
- LPL makes FFAs
- IDL left over and goes to liver or become LDL
- LDL then meets LDL receptor for pick-up
what is LDL-receptor
present in liver adrenal some tissues, not heart, skeletal muscle - binds apo-B
what is LDL receptor-like protein
like LDL-r but recognizes others besides just apo-B
what is LPL
hydrolyzes TG of CMs and VLDL