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M3 LIPIDS AND LIPOPROTEINS Flashcards

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building blocks of lipids

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fatty acid

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Has a phosphoric acid head group in one of the carbons of glycerol and 2 fatty acids

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phospholipids

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  • Prevalent glycerol ester in the plasma and adipose tissues
  • Has 3 fatty acids attached to glycerol
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TAG

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70-75% phosphatidylcholine,
18-20% sphingomyelin,
3-6% ethanolamine and serine, and
4-9% lysophosphatidylcholine

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PHOSPHOLIPIDS

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– limited water solubility; hydrophobic and hydrophilic portion

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AMPHIPATHIC

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important lipid component in the blood; blame for the presence of cardiovascular diseases

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CHOLESTEROL

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_______________________is an important rate-limiting enzyme

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HMG-CoA (Hydroxy methylglutaryl-CoA) reductase

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Source of primary and secondary bile acids, important sources / precursors of steroid hormones, and Vitamin D

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STEROL DERIVATIVES (Cholesterol)

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Very important characteristic of lipid

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SOLUBILITY

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  • Same backbone: glycerol (trihydric alcohol)
  • Potential to esterify max 3 fatty acids
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GLYCEROL ESTERS

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  • Actively transported in the body (absorb a lotfrom our diet)
  • Very hydrophobic molecules
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TAG

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  • Attached to A ring
  • Presence of a polar hydroxyl group =
    amphipathic
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FREE/ UNESTERIFIED CHOLESTEROL

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Presence of _______ group gives the molecule the potential to esterify with the fatty acid

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hydroxyl

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  • Function: structure (especially in CNS)
  • With fatty acid bound to sphingosine
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CERAMIDE

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  • With 5 branched chain units
  • Intermediates in the production of cholesterol
  • Includes the fat-soluble vitamins
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TERPENES

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MAJOR LIPID CONSTITUENTS OF THE PLASMA

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CHOLESTEROL
PHOSPHOLIPIDS
TRIGLYCERIDE

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Its function includes: membrane synthesis, bile acid synthesis, manufacturing vitamin D and steroid hormones

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cholesterol

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: provides stored forms of energy
(go to the adipose tissues)

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triglycerides

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19
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Lipids are either hydrophobic or amphipathic

tru or falzze

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true yan cia

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  • Transport all the essential lipids in the plasma
  • Important for the packaging, solubility, and metabolism of lipids
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lipoproteins

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  • Influences enzymes in lipid metabolism
  • Helps bind lipoproteins to cell surface receptors
  • Primary function: structure
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apolipoproteins

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TRIGLYCERIDES + _______________
- Hydrophobic lipids
- Protected from interaction with water
- Core / center of the lipoprotein

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CHOLESTEROL ESTERS

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__________________- + CHOLESTEROL (esterified)
- Can be exposed to the aqueous environment
- Together with apolipoproteins (polar)

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PHOSPHOLIPIDS (head)

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milky looking plasma

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chylomicrons

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  • significant to affect plasma clarity
  • No floating creamy layer
  • Imparts cloudiness / uniform turbidity
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VLDL

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  • small enough to not scatter light
  • Does not affect clarity of plasma
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LDL

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  • bad cholesterol
  • Abundant in cholesterol (culprit of
    CVD; associated with CVD)
  • Important function in delivering
    cholesterol to other parts of the body
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LDL

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  • good cholesterol
  • Function in lipoprotein metabolism
    pathway
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HDL

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  • product of VLDL metabolism
  • In vivo breakdown of VLDL
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LDL

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  • liver; triglycerides from hepatic origin
  • Transport endogenous triglycerides
  • Stimulus: eating (high carb diet)
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VLDL

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  • Transports exogenous triglycerides
    (from diet)
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CHYLOMICRONS

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pre beta migration

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VLDL

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migrate the slowest / shortest distance; beta migration

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LDL

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remain at origin; no migration

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chylomicrons

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  • AKA: Sinking pre β lipoprotein
  • More dense than VLDL
  • Migrate at the same region (beta)
  • Cardiac risk predictor
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lipoprotein A

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  • Abnormal lipoprotein
  • LCAT deficiency and obstructive liver disease
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LIPOPROTEIN C (LpX)

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  • AKA: Floating β lipoprotein
  • Migration pattern: beta
  • Density: lighter than LDL (similar to
    VLDL)
  • Elevated in Type III Hyperlipoproteinemia together with IDL
  • AKA: dysbetalipoproteinemia
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β VLDL

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  • VLDL and LDL are linked to
    dysbetalipoproteinemia (type 3
    Hyperlipoproteinemia)
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INTERMEDIATE DENSITY LIPOPROTEIN (IDL)

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  • HDL (A1 – 70%; A2 - 20%)
  • Can exist together / coexist
  • A1 - activator of LCAT

APO ?

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APO A

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APO ?
- Chylomicrons main lipoprotein

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APO B-48

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  • VLDL, IDL, HDL
  • Ligand for LDL receptor
  • Important for removing excess
    cholesterol through the liver
  • Liver has LDL receptors that will bind
    to LDL for removal
  • Cannot have both B-48 and B-100

APO?

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APO B-100

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APO ?
- Cofactor of lipoprotein lipase
- Present in chylomicrons and VLDL

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APO C2

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  • Dietary lipid absorption
  • Body processes dietary lipids
  • ABCG5 and ABCG8 transporters
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LIPID ABSORPTION PATHWAY

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  • HDL metabolism
  • Function: picks up any excess cholesterol LDL left behind
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REVERSE CHOLESTEROL PATHWAY

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Both chylomicrons and VLDL have
APO__ main apolipoprotein

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APO C2

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catalyzes the transfer of cholesterol (HDL) to VLDL in exchange for phospholipids

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CETP

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  • Involved in VLDL with HDL
  • Phospholipid transfer protein
  • Facilitate transfer / conversion of
    phospholipids (VLDL) to HDL
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PLTP

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converts free cholesterol into
cholesterol esters

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LCAT

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  • Transfer triglycerides to APO containing lipoproteins
  • Deficiency: abetalipoproteinemia
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MTP

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  • Protein that will bind and internalize LDL
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PCSK9

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most effective in raising HDL

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NIACIN

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inhibit HMG CoA reductase; standard
treatment for high cholesterol

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STATINS

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  • High LDL = high cholesterol
  • More cardiac risk than type 1
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TYPE 2 (LDL METABOLISM)

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  • Combined hyperlipoproteinemia (VLDL +LDL)
  • Increased triglycerides and cholesterol
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TYPE 2B

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  • Elevation of IDL and beta VLDL
  • Increased triglycerides and cholesterol
  • Abnormality in Apo E content
  • Sometimes called the Broad Beta Disease
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TYPE 3

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PE 5
- Mixed (chylomicrons and VLDL)
- Primary manifests as hypertriglyceridemia

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TYPPE 5

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  • Bulk of hypercholesterolemia
  • Multifactorial elevation of cholesterol
  • Rule out genetic abnormalities
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POLYGENIC (NONFAMILIAL) HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA

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  • Elevated plant sterols in the plasma
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SITOSTEROLEMIA (ABCG5 + ABCG8 DEFECTS)

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  • LDL is decreased; other apo B lipop
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HYPOBETALIPOPROTEINEMIA

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  • Chylomicron Retention Disease
  • Absorption problem
  • Puts more at risk for CVD
  • Impairs ability to absorb dietary lipids (include
    fat soluble vitamins)
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ANDERSON DISEASE

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  • Abetalipoproteinemia
  • Deficient: Lipid deposition on the skin, essential functions are impaired, absorption of lipid soluble vitamins (defect in LCAT)
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BASSEN KORNZWEIG SYNDROME

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  • Initial CHCl3 extraction and silicic acid chromatography
  • Reactions: saponification, oxidation
  • End product: pink chromophore
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CDC REFERENCE METHOD

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  • No prior treatment and separation procedures
  • Uses 2 reagents (depends on manufacturers)
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HOMOGENEOUS ASSAYS

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  • Homogenous
  • No prior treatment and separation is needed
  • Direct measurements = no derivations /
    calculations (actual LDL measurement)
  • 2 reagents
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DIRECT LDL MEASUREMENT

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_______ FORMULA
- VLDL is obtained when TAG is divided by 2.825
(mmol/L) or 6.5 (mg/dL)

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DE LONG FORMULA

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________ FORMULA
- VLDL is obtained when TAG is divided by 2.175
(mmol/L) or 5.0 (mg/dL)

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FRIEDEWALD

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