TG Breakdown Flashcards

1
Q

What activates TG Breakdown?

A

EPI/NE
Cortisol
Glucagon

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2
Q

What inhibits TG Breakdown

A

Glucose
Insulin

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3
Q

What protein activates TG breakdown and acts as a counter to Insulin?

A

Perilipin-1A

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4
Q

Where are TG stored?

A

Adipose Cells

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5
Q

How many H20’s are needed for the full breakdown of TG’s?

A

x3

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6
Q

What enzyme breaks the tail of the 1st ester bond of a TG?

A

ATGL (Adipose TG Lipase)

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7
Q

When the first tail of a TG molecule undergoes hydrolysis, what does it become?

A

Diglyceride

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8
Q

What enzyme breaks the tail of the 2nd ester bond of a TG?

A

HSL (Hormone Sensitive Lipase)

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9
Q

When the second tail of a DG molecule undergoes hydrolysis, what does it become?

A

Monoglyceride

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10
Q

Once broken down, FFA, Glycerol, and MG go where?

A

They cross into the Enterocytes of the intestinal epithelium

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11
Q

Once inside the enterocytes, what do FFA, Glycerol, and MG do?

A

Reform into TG’s and add a Cholesterol to become a Chylomicron

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12
Q

Chylomicron = what?

A

TG + Cholesterol

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13
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When a Chylomicron is formed, where does it head to after formation?

A

Leaves the enterocytes, into the blood stream.

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14
Q

How are Chylomicrons transported to Tissues (i.e. pass through capillary walls of tissue)

A

LPL (lipoprotein lipase)

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