(test 4)Cholesterol
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
how does crol dec fluidity? How does it inc fluidity? | dec by preventing fa chains from bendinginc by preventing fa chains from binding together |
where is most crol synthesized?(1st and second) | liver and intestinal mucosa |
where in the liver cell does crol synthesis occur? | cytosol |
how many c in crol? | 27 |
which enzyme is regulated in crol synthesis? | HMG CoA reductase |
what transcription factor upregulates crol synth? What down regulates this? | SREBP sterols and non-sterol isoprenoids |
how does crol inhibit SREBP production? | it is made as a membrane boud ptn that gets cleaved to enter nucleus. crol prevents its cleavage |
Which crol intermediate is important to make a whole lotta other stuff? | activated isoprene, farnesyl pyrophosphate |
what are some other isoprenoids important to biochem | vit A, E, K |
what is the purpose of apoproteins found on lipopoteins? | to bring apolipoptns into tissues |
where do chylomicrons go? What do they become via what enzyme | adipose tissuechylomicron remnants LPL |
what is apB-100 ? | found on LDLreceptor mediated endocytosis |
receptor mediated endocytosis has what affect on crol synth? How | turns off1. turns down transcription of hmg coa reductase 2. turns off expression of LDL receptor ptn |
where is LCAT found? | HDL |
whats iff btwn bile acids and bile salts? | Salts have aa, acids dont |
are bile salts more or less hphillic than crol? | more hphillic |
how do Salts have aa, acids dontlower crol? | bind to it and prevent its absorption |
what is Familial Hypercholesterolemia | a problem with LDL receptors, so no LDL is brought into liver so no HMG coa Reductase inhibition |
how is Familial Hypercholesterolemia fixed? | liver transplant |
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