Diseases of Lipid Metabolism Flashcards

1
Q

where is phosphatidylcholine most present?

A

endoplasmic reticulum

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2
Q

where is sphingomyelin most present?

A

plasma membrane

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3
Q

where is phosphatidylethanolamine most present?

A

inner membrane of the mitochondria (lots in outer too)

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4
Q

both phosphatidylserine and phosphatidylinositol are involved in signalling–not abundant in any membranes

A

ya

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5
Q

where is cardiolipin present?

A

inner membrane of mito

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6
Q

no phosphatidylcholine in bacteria

A

ya

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7
Q

what transports TAGs?

A

chylomicrons and VLDL

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8
Q

what transports cholesterol?

A

LDL and HDL

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9
Q

as size of the four lipoproteins increases, density decreases

A

ya

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10
Q

since the lipoproteins have differing densities, they can be separated via centrifugation

A

ya

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11
Q

Apoprotiens are inexchangeable– once they’re bound to a lipo, they’re bound for good

A

ya

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12
Q

what lipoproteins is apoB found on?

A

CM, VLDL, and LDL

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13
Q

where is apoB100 produced and where is it recognized?

A

produced only in the liver; recognized by LDL receptor in liver and other tissues

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14
Q

what is apoB48, where is it found?

A

an RNA-edited version of apoB48– 48% similar to apoB100–>editing happens in the intestine; found on chylomicrons

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15
Q

lipid asymmetry exists to help the curvature of the membrane

A

ya

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16
Q

what is FA synthesis catalyzed by?

A

FA synthetase

17
Q

malonyl-CoA is the carbon donor for each round of condensation for FA synth

A

ya

18
Q

why are linoleate and a-linoleate essential FAs?

A

because humans lack 12 and 15 desaturases

19
Q

what ar FA synth and and ox pathways linked by?

A

malonyl coa

20
Q

why do FAs need to be stored as TAGs?

A

FAs are toxic at high conc in the cell

21
Q

rule of thumb for FAs

A

C1- saturated, c2,3=unsat

22
Q

sites other than adipose tissue for fat storage

A

liver, small int, mammary glad

23
Q

what do chylomicrons and VLDL transport?

A

TAGs

24
Q

what do LDL and HDL transport?

A

chol

25
Q

what apolipoproteins are present on CMs?

A

B48, C, and E

26
Q

what apolipoproteins are present on VLDLs?

A

B100, C, and E

27
Q

what apolipoproteins are present on LDLs?

A

B100, C

28
Q

what apolipoproteins are present on HDLs?

A

A

29
Q

what is the role of ApoB 100?

A

binds to LDL receptor

30
Q

what is the role of ApoB 48?

A

chol transport/clearance

31
Q

what is the role of ApoC2?

A

activates LPL

32
Q

which apos are inexchangeable and exchangable?

A

apo B48 and 100; apo c inex

33
Q

how can fat be isolated i nteh lab?

A

adipose tissue+buffer–>homogenize; then, phase separation–> use organic solvent and water–>lipid in organic solvent