Lipoproteins Flashcards

1
Q

Function of lipoproteins?

A

transport cholesterol in the blood

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2
Q

What is the arrangement of lipoproteins making them useful for cholesterol transport?

A

outer-glycoproteins

inner-lipid

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3
Q

What are the 4 types of glycoproteins?

A

HDL (high density lipid)
LDL (low density lipid)
VLDL (very low density lipid)
IDL (intermediate density lipid)

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4
Q
HDL
where are they formed?
are they good or bad?
protein:lipid ratio?
function?
A

Formed in the Liver
good, empty cholesterol
highest protein:lipid ratio
Remove cholesterol from blood and cells

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5
Q

Where is the cholesterol then taken?

A

taken to the liver which secreted it into bile or converted into bile salts

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6
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LDL
where are they formed?
are they good or bad?
protein:lipid ratio?
function?
A

formed in the plasma
bad
low protein:lipid ratio
deposit cholesterol in cells

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7
Q

VLDL
synthesised in?
function?

A

hepatocytes

carries triglycerides from glucose in liver to adipocytes

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8
Q

IDL

function?

A

Are VLDL intermediates, converted to LDL

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9
Q

When is beta oxidation of fatty acids increased?

A

in fasted (post absorptive state)
increased glucagon
decreased insulin

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10
Q

what are the 3 types of beta oxidation?

A

peroxisomal
mitochondrial (in imms)
CYP4a in ER

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