Metabolic Consequences of Obesity W9 Flashcards

1
Q

What type of adipokines does adipose tissue produce?

A

Leptin
Adiponectin
Resistin
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2
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What type of cytokines does adipose tissue produce?

A

TNFa
IL-6

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3
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What is tyrosine?

A

Important amino acid within the amino acid chain

Shown when amino acid changes shape

Exposure causes auto-phosphorylation

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4
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To uptake glucose into the cell, what does GLUT4 need to do?

A

GLUT4 needs to move into the cell membrane to allow glucose to enter via channels created by these transporters

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5
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What is a cascade event?

A

A series of phosphorylation between different proteins

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6
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What is serine?

A

Blocks tyrosine
(prevents tyrosine from being phosphorylated)

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7
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When does decreased TG clearance and increased FFA release become an issue?

A

Post-prandial state

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8
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How does insulin resistance affect lipid storage/transport?

A

Decreased TG clearance
Increased FFA release

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9
Q

What does LPL do?

A

Breaks down bonds in triacylglycerol
Liberates FFA so they can be taken up from surrounding tissues

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10
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What does HSL do?

A

Release fat stores in adipocytes

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11
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What does insulin do in healthy individuals?

A

Positive effect on LPL
Inhibits HSL

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12
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What is obesity?

A

Loss of control of HSL
Causes “leakage” from adipose tissue into the blood stream

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13
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What do TAG-rich VLDL do?

A

Unload TAG onto HDLs and LDLs

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14
Q

What are TAG-rich HDLs catabolised by?

A

Kidney

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15
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What does the catabolising of TAG-rich HDLs lead to?

A

HDLs

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16
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Where does TAG get hydrolysed?

A

TAG-rich LDLs

17
Q

What does hydrolysation of TAG by TAG-rich LDLs lead to?

A

Smaller and more dense LDLs

18
Q

How is there increased delivery of cholesterol to vessel walls?

A

VLDL increases
Cholesterol content increases

19
Q

What role does HDL have on LDL?

A

Antioxidant role

20
Q

What is the effect of TAG-Rich VLDL on lipoprotein profiles?

A

Fewer HDL particles to engage in reverse cholesterol transport
VLDL increases
Cholesterol content increases

21
Q

What are modified LDLs like?

A

Pro-inflammatory
Initiate plaque formation

22
Q

What are small LDL particles like?

A

Atherogenic

23
Q

What happens when HDL cholesterol transports to VLDL?

A

Less reverse cholesterol transport

24
Q

What is adipokines relationship with obesity?

A

Increased
Insulin resistance

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What is adiponectin relationship with obesity?
Reciprocal (decreased) Fatter you are, less you have Insulin sensitivity
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What does leptin do?
Make tissues insulin resistant
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What may lower levels of adiponectin contribute to?
Glucose intolerance
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What does Malonyl-CoA inhibit?
Fat metabolism and CPT1
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What detrimental effects may excessive fat mass have on the lipoprotein profile
Increased VLDL-TAG Decreased HDL-c
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What reduces the action of insulin?
Poorer storage of TAG (post-prandial)