Lipids & Lipoproteins Flashcards

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Lipids comes from the greek word ____ means ____

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lipos & fat

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Refers to collection of molecules of varying chemical composition

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lipids

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Lipids are grouped together on the basis of their _______

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solubility in nonpolar solvents

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4 main groups of lipids

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Fatty acids (saturated &unsaturated)
glycerides (glycerol containing lipids)
nonglyceride lipids (sphingolipids, steroid wax)
complex lipids (lipoproteins)

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What are the biological functions of lipids?

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energy source
energy storage
cell membrane structural components
hormones
vitamins
vitamin absorption
protection
insulation

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What makes up the basic structure of cell membrane?

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phosphoglycerides, sphingolipids, steroids

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When oxidized, each gram of fat releases _ kcal of energy or more than twice energy released by oxidation of a gram of carbohydrate

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9

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In the form of of TAG in adipocytes

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energy storage

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steroid hormones

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hormone

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Lipid soluble vitamins

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ADEK

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cell membrane is referred as

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phospholipid bilayer

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_____ serve as a carrier of the lipid-soluble vitamins

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dietary fats

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fat as a shock absorber

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protection

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subcutaneous fat

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insulation

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long chain monocarboxylic acids

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fatty acids

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fatty acids contains

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hydrocarbon chain & carboxylic acid

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carboxylic acid group

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polar end - hydrophilic end

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hydrocarbon chain

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non polar end - hydrophobic end

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less than 6 carbon

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short chain fatty acid

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6-10 carbon carbon includes 11

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medium chain fatty acid

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more than 12 carbon

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long chain fatty acid

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describe saturated fatty acids

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no double bond
each c being saturated with h

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general formula of saturated fatty acid

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CH3(CH2)nCOOH

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describe unsaturated fatty acid

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  • composed at least one carbon to carbon double bond
  • almost are cis configuration
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cis and trans are only applicable to
unsaturated fatty acid
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composed of one carbon to carbon double bond
monounsaturated fatty acid
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composed of more than one carbon to carbon double bond
polyunsaturated fatty acid
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PUFA are identified by the postition of the double bond nearest the _______ of the carbon chain this is describe as ______
methyl end (ch3) & omega number
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If PUFa has first double bond 3 carbon away from the methyl end
Omega 3 FA
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If PUFA is 6 carbon from methyl end
Omega 6 FA
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cis fatty acid (description)
H's on the same side of the double bond; U like formation; naturally occuring
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trans fatty acid (description)
H's on the opposite side of the double bond; occur in partial hydrogenated food; straight structure
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double bond can be found only before the 9th carbon atom
essential
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no double bond before the 9th carbon atom
nonessential
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what are the chemical reactions of fatty acids
esterification acid hydrolysis saponification
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producing fatty acids from esters
acid hydrolysis
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fatty acids react with alcohols to form esters and water
esterification
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product of esterification
ester
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____ are the products of the dehydration of a carboxylic acid and an alcohol
esters
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opposite of esterification
acid hydrolysis
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is the base catalyzed hydrolysis of an ester
saponification
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what is the product of saponification, an ionized salt ______
soap
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most common base of saponification
sodium hydroxide
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what are the reaction at the double bond (unsaturated fatty acids)
hydrogenation & partial hydrogenation
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used in food industry to convert polyunsaturated vegetable oils into saturated solid fats
hydrogenation
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vegetable oils are converted into solid form (margarine and crisco)
partial hydrogentaion
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carried out to add hydrogen to some, but npt all double bonds in polyunsaturated oils
partial hydrogenation
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are lipid esters that contain the glycerol molecule and fatty acids
glycerides
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Have a long uncharged hydrocarbon tail and negatively charged terminus (the carboxylate terminus0, they form miscelles that dissolves oil and dirt particles
saponification
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2 classes of glycerides
neutral glycerides & phosphoglycerides
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simplest phosphoglycerides
phosphatidate
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neutral glyceride is _____ & ______
nonioinic and nonpolar
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_____ produce after the esterification of glycerol with fatty acid
glycerides
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esterification may occur at one, two, or all three position producing:
monoglycerides, diglycerides, triglycerides
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most important and main storage form of lipids in man (adipocytes)
triglycerides
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phosphoglycerides have _____ the phosphoryl group, in addition to the nonpolar fatty acid tails
polar region
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phosphoglyceride can be found in
cell membrane
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it is a nonglyceride lipid that is not derived from gycerol
sphingolipids
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sphingolipids is _______ & structural component of cellular membrane
amphipathic
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sphingolipids is derived from _____
sphingosine
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Located throughout the body, but are particularly important structural lipid components of nerve cell membranes
Sphingomyelins
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sphingomyelins can be found in abundance in the ________
myelin sheath the surrounds & insulate cells of CNS
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what is the role of sphingomyelins
essential to proper cerebral function and nerve transmission
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what is the smallest sphingolipid
sphingomyelins
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sphingomyelins are also considered as ______
phospholipid
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glycosphingolipids includes ________,_______, & _______
cerebroside, sulfatides, gangliosides
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Are built on a ceramide backbone structure, which is a fatty acid amide derivative of sphingosine
Glycosphingolipids
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Are characterized by the presence of a single monosaccharide head group
cerebrosides
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found in the membranes of macrophage. If the head group is glucose.
glucocerebroside
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glucocerebroside is consist of
ceramide bonded to the hexose glucose
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found almost exclusively in the membranes of brain cells. If the head group is galactose.
galactocerbroside
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galactocerebroside is consist of
ceramide joined to the monosaccharide galactose
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→ Contain the steroid nucleus (steroid carbon skeleton) → Cholesterol
steroids
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known sterol, found in the membranes
steroids
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cholesterol is _______
amphipathic
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Involved in the regulation of the fluidity of the membrane as a result of the nonpolar fused ring
cholesterol
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cholesterol hydroxyl group is ______
polar
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chemical name of cholesterol
perhydrocyclopentanophenanthrene ring
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cholesterol can also exist in an esterified form called ______ with the hydroxyl group conjugated by an ester bond to a fatty acid
cholesteryl ester
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Cholesterol is almost exclusively synthesized by ______, but _______do contain other sterols similar in structure to cholesterol
animals, plants
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It is not readily catabolized by most cells, therefore, does not serve as a source of energy
Cholesterol
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cholesterol can be converted in the _____ to ________ (e.g. cholic acid) and chenodeoxycholic acid
liver and primary bile acids
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it is amphipathic derivatives of cholesterol
bile salts
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bile salts is synthesized in the _____and stored in the ____
liver & gall bladder
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examples of bile salts
cholate & deoxycholate
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whose polar hydroxyl groups interact with water and whose hydrophobic regions bind to lipids
emulsifying agent
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bile fats helps in
digestion of fats
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steroids contains ____
fats
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Act like your lipids. If _______ are in your bloodstream, it won’t mix with blood.
steroid hormones
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steroid hormones need ___ to travel in your bloodstream
carrier
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example of steroid hormones
→ Testosterone → Progesterone → Estrone, Estrogen, and its derivatives → Cortisone and Cortisol → Aldosterone
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Derived from many different sources and have a variety of chemical compositions, depending on the source
waxes
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example of waxes
paraffin waxes
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waxes has a long _______
Long hydrocarbon tails – extremely hydrophobic – completely insoluble in water
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protective coating for hair and skin (used in skin creams and ointments)
lanolin
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Are bonded to other types of molecules
complex lipids
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- Has a lipid portion and a protein portion(apolipoprotein) - Consist of a core of hydrophobic lipids surrounded by amphipathic proteins, phospholipids, and cholesterol
lipoproteins
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what is the shape of lipoprotein
spherical
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range in size of lpp
10-1200 nm
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Composed of both lipids and proteins, called ________
apolipoproteins
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_______ particles have larger core regions (contain relatively more TAG and cholesteryl ester)
Larger LPP
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_____; Lower density
Larger
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The larger the LPP, the more lipid relative to CHON, therefore, ______
the lighter in density
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arrange the lipoproteins according to its density
HDL LDL VLDL CHYLOS
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which lipoprotein has the lightest density
chylomicons
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which lipoproteins has the highest density
HDL
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classify the lpp based on ultracentrifugation
chylos vldl ldl hdl
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What region VLDL travels to in electrphoresis?
Pre beta region
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where does vldl migrate in electrophoresis
pre beta
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where does LDL migrate in electrophoresis
beta region
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which lipoprotein migrates closest to the anode in the electrophoresis
hdl
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which region does hdl migrates in electrphoretic mobility
alpha region