PREFI - LIPID CHEM Flashcards
Of the following lipoproteins, which one is inversely related to the incidence of coronary atherosclerosis? a. chylomicron b. high density lipoprotein c. intermediate lipoprotein d. low density lipoprotein e. very low density lipoprotein
b. high density lipoprotein
In the shuttle of mitochondrial acetyl coenzyme A to the cytosol for fatty acid
synthesis, in which step generates NADPH?
a. oxaloacetate + acetyl coenzyme A citrate
b. oxaloacetate -> malate
c. malate -> pyruvate
d. pyruvate -> oxaloacetate
e. citrate _ coenzyme A -> oxaloacetate _ acetyl coenzyme A
c. malate -> pyruvate
The lipoprotein that serves to transport triacylglycerol from the liver to the different extrahepatic tissues: a. chylomicrons b. high density lipoproteins c. intermediate density lipoproteins d. low density lipoproteins e. very low density lipoproteins
e. very low density lipoproteins
Which of the following apolipoproteins serves as inhibitor of
lecithin: cholesterol acyltransferase (LCAT)?
a. apolipoprotein A-II
b. apolipoprotein A-IV
c. apolipoprotein B-48
d. apolipoprotein C-I
e. apolipoprotein C-II
a. apolipoprotein A-II
In the following steps in ketone bodies metabolism, NADH is generated in:
a. acetoacetate acetone
b. acetoacetate beta hydroxybutyrate
c. acetoacetyl coenzyme A + acetyl coenzyme A HMG coenzyme A
d. beta hydroxybutyrate acetoacetate
e. HMG coenzyme A acetoacetate + acetyl coenzyme A
d. beta hydroxybutyrate acetoacetate
Human body synthesize cholesterol de novo from acetyl coenzyme A.
Cholesterol synthesis occurs in which of the following organelles?
a. cytosol
b. endoplasmic reticulum
c. golgi apparatus
d. mitochondria
e. ribosomes
a. cytosol
Among the following apolipoproteins, which one serves as lipid transfer protein? a. apolipoprotein A-IV b. apolipoprotein B-100 c. apolipoprotein C-III d. apolipoprotein D e. apolipoprotein E
d. apolipoprotein D
Among the following conditions, which one is characterized by pathologic
accumulation of galactocerebroside in the affected tissues.
a. Farber’s Disease
b. Fabry’s Disease
c. Gaucher’s Disease
d. Krabbe’s Disease
e. Metachromatic Leukodystrophy
d. Krabbe’s Disease
Which of the lipoproteins has the highest triacylglycerol content?
a. chylomicrons
b. high density lipoproteins
c. intermediate density lipoproteins
d. low density lipoproteins
e. very low density lipoproteins
a. chylomicrons
Ketone bodies maybe synthesized from fatty acids by which of the following organs or cells? a. skeletal muscle b. liver c. kidney d. erythrocytes e. brain
b. liver
Spontaneous decarboxylation of acetoacetate results in the formation of:
a. acetone
b. acetyl coenzyme A
c. 3-hydroxybutyrate
d. malonyl coenzyme A
e. propionate
a. acetone
Which of the lipoproteins has the highest total lipid content?
a. chylomicrons
b. high density lipoproteins
c. intermediate density lipoproteins
d. low density lipoproteins
a. chylomicrons
The major site of fatty acid synthesis:
a. mammary gland
b. liver
c. kidney
d. brain
e. adipose tissue
b. liver
Of the following lipoproteins, which one is elevated in Type I Hyperlipidemia?
a. chylomicrons
b. high density lipoproteins
c. intermediate density lipoproteins
d. low density lipoproteins
e. very low density lipoproteins
a. chylomicrons
Of the following lipids, which one is accumulated is tissues of patient with Tay-Sach’s Disease? a. ceramide trihexoside b. galactocerebroside sulfate c. ganglioside d. glucoceberoside e. sphingomyelin
c. ganglioside