Transport and FA catabolism Flashcards
exam 3
Excess carbohydrates is converted into:
Default
FAs
Excess carbohydrates is converted into:
Regulated by liver
Cholesterol
FAs and cholesterol are packaged into _____ by ______ and ______
VLDL by TAG synthase and ACAT
The characteristic apoprotein of VLDL
Apo-B100
this enzyme projects into the lumen of capillaries in many tissues- mostly adipose, tissue, muscle and some breast tissue
LPL enzyme
After release, the ______ of VLDL stimulates liporotein lipase to hydrolyze FAs for storage in _____
the ApoCII hydrolyzes FAs for storage in adipose
When TAGs?Cholesterol Esters, ApoCII falls off generating intermediate density lipoprotein (IDL)
TAGS = CE
the liver expresses ________ to remove remaining TAGs from IDL to make LDL
Hepatic Triglycerol Lipase
major transporter of cholesterol to tissues
LDL
cells needing cholesterol pick it up from
LDL
all cells need cholesterol to modulate
membrane fluidity
What happens if LDL circulates too long?
it gets oxidized and stimulates monocyte recruitment into the blood vessel wall
monocytes differentiate into
macrophages
macrophages has what type of receptors? and what to they take up?
scavenger that take up ox-LDL
what happens if macrophages take up too much ox-LDL?
become foam cells and die
the combination of dead foam cells’fatty streak’, smooth muscle cell growth and matrix degradation forms an
atherosclerotic plaque
released with phospholipids and ApoA-I/ApoA-II
HDL
stimulates the action of lecithin cholesterol Acyl transerase ‘LCAT’
ApoA-I
ApoA-I removes a ____ from a membrane phospholipid to form ___ out of the excess cholesterol that has been moved to the cell surface
ApoA-I removes a fatty acid from a membrane phospholipid to form CEs out of the excess cholesterol that has been moved to the cell surface
can the lysolecithin produced can be repaired?
Yes
HDL full of CEs can be bound by _____ receptors on the ____ and degraded
HDL full of CEs can be bound by SR-BI receptors on the liver and degraded
____ LDL and ____ HDL are risk factors for cardiovascular disease
High LDL and Low HDL
lipoproteins can be characterized by their
density
Rare disease:
hyperlipoproteinemias
too much of a lipoprotein