LIPIDS

Question 0

End product: Disulfonic Acid

Answer 0

SALKOWSKI = RED

Question 1

Glacial HAC, Acetic anhydride, Conc H2SO4

Answer 1

LIEBERMANN BURCHARDT= GREEN

Monosulfonic

Question 2

Reference method for Cholesterol

Answer 2

ABELL-LEVY & BRODIE

Question 3

Colorimetric Method of TAG

Answer 3

Van Handel & Zilversmith

BLUE COLORED COMPOUND

Question 4

Fluorometric Methof of TAG

Answer 4

Hanzsch Condensation

Diacetyl lutidine compound

Question 5

Largest and least dense apolipoproteins; Completely cleared in 6-9hours
TRANSPORTS EXO/DIETARY TAG TO LIVER, MUSCLES & FAT
APO B-48

Answer 5

CHYLOMICRONS

Question 6

Secreted in the Liver:
TRANSPORTS ENDO TAG FROM LIVER TO MUSCLE, FAT DEPOTS AND PERI TISSUE
APO B-100

Answer 6

VLDL/ PRE BETA LIPOPROTEIN

Question 7

Smallest lipoproteins but most dense
TRANSPORTS EXCESS CHOLE FROM TISSUES AND RETURN IT TO LIVER
APO A-1

Answer 7

HDL/ALPHA LIPOPROTEIN

Question 8

Methods of HDL

Answer 8

Direct: PPT AND ABELL KENDALL
Common: HOMOGENOUS ASSAY
CDC REF: ULTRACEBTRI, PPT w/ HEPARIN MnCl2 and ABELL KENDALL

Question 9

Most abundant lipoprotein; Major end product of VLDL
TRANSPORT CHOLE TO PERIPHERAL TISSUE
MOST CHOLE RICH & MOST ATHEROGENIC
1• MARKER OF CHD

Answer 9

LDL/BETA LIPOPROTEIN

APO B-100

Question 10

Abnormal lipoprotein found in Obstructive Jaundice & LCAT deficiency; SPECIFIC AND SENSITIVE INDICATOR OF CHOLESTASIS

Answer 10

LIPOPROTEIN X

ApoC & Alb

Question 11

“Abnormally migrating B-VLDL” has density of VLDL by ultracentri but migrates with LDL in the B region.

Answer 11

B-VLDL

FLOATING B LIPOPROTEIN

Question 12

Reference Method for Quantitation: Based on CHON & TAG contents of Lipoprotein: svedger units (s)

Answer 12

ULTRACENTRIFUGATION

Rgt: Potassium Bromide

Question 13

Disorder caused by defective or deficient LDL receptors

(+) XANTHELESMA AND PLANAR XANTHOMAS

Answer 13

FAMILIAL HYPERCHOLE (Type 2a)