Lightbody Lecture 14 Flashcards
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triacylglycerol
glycerol backbone w/3 FAs attached
glycerophospholipid
glycerol w/2 FAs and a PO4 w/alcohol (X) attached (ex: phosphatidylcholine)
phospholipid sphingolipid
sphingosine backbone w/one FA attached and a PO4 w/choline attached (ex: sphingomyelin-only one in humans)
glycolipid sphingolipid
sphingosine backbone w/one FA and a mono- or oligosaccharide (ex: gangliosides)
phosphatidic acid X
H
phosphatidylethanolamine X
ethanolamine (-CH2-CH2-NH3)
phosphatidylcholine X
choline (-CH2-CH2-N(CH3)3
phosphatidylserine X
serine (-CH2-CHCOO-NH3)
phosphatidylglycerol X
glycerol (CH2CHOHCH2OH)
phosphatidylinositol 4,5-bisphosphate X
myo-inositol 4,5-bisphosphate
cardiolipin X
phosphatidylglycerol
phosphatidylcholine
prime source of choline; highest [ ] in membs; bile secretion; normal lung fxn dep on constant synth (surfactant); esters of chol in HDL
phosphatidylinositol
sig transduc as 2nd msgr; cont arach acid on C2 (provides subst for PG synth)
cardiolipin
20% of inner mito memb; imp in fxn of e- trans chain and oxid phos
plasmalogens
has ether link at C1; 50% of PTcholine is in this form in <3, nerves, testes, kidneys
platelet activating factor
activates platelet agg, anaphylactic shock, acute inflam, chemotaxis; active at 10^12M; TSS; can activate PLA2
phospholipase A2
hydrolyzes glycerolphospholipids; in all tissue and panc juice; 4 types; this one hydrolyzes FAs from C2 of glycerol; in tissue, panc, snake and bee venom; activ by GCPRs in PM, then translocates (Ca dep) to nuc memb–>hydrol AA from glycerolPs (PTC, PTI)
sphingolipids
have sphingosine backbone (not glycerol); addn of LCFA in amide link–>ceramide; addn of choline to ceramide–>sphingomyelin (myelin sheath)
sphingomyelinase
removes choline from sphingomyelin
Nieman-Pick A
defect in sphingomyelinase; mental retardation, seizures, eye paralysis, ataxia, failure to grow; cells are foamy b/c accum sphingomyelin in spleen, liver, bone marrow, brain
glycosphingolipids (GSL)
both carb and lipid, but not P; in membs, lots in nerve; sugars are antigenic, sourece of ABP blood gp Ags; cerebrosides and globosides are bdg sites for toxins; dramatic /\ in comp when cells transformed; in imm system, cell recognition, cell devel; synth and degrad usu balanced; if not, disease
cerebroside (GSL)
ceramide linked to monosaccharide (galactose or glucose)
globoside (GSL)
ceramide linked to more than one monosaccharide
ganglioside (GSL)
prod by adding one or more N-acetylneuraminic acid (NANA)(sialic acid) to cerebroside or globoside