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Q. HDL Origin?
liver or intestine
Q. HDL apolipoproteins?
A1, E, C2
Q. HDL functions?
Gathers cholesterol from peripheral cells using LCAT
Q. Where HDL degraded at?
Liver
Q. Where is A1 degraded at?
Kidney
Q. Where is VLDL made/nascent at?
Liver
Q. Where is VLDL active at?
blood
Q. VLDL apolipoproteins?
B100, E, C2
Q. VLDL function?
Package triglycerides, recieve cholest from HDL via CETP, and delivers triglycerides & cholest to cells via LPL
Q. IDL origin?
VLDL
Q. IDL apolipoproteins?
B100, E
Q. IDL function?
Remnant VLDL (important)
Q. LDL Origin?
IDL
Q. LDL apolipoproteins?
B100
Q. LDL Function?
Engulfed by peripheral cells, clatharin coated pits endocytose, Curl releases FFA and cholest, cholest inhibits HMG
Q. Where does LDL get degraded at?
Peripheral Cells
Q. LCAT purpose?
Binds SRB-1 or ABC to transfer cholest
Q. CETP function?
Facilitates exchange of cholesterol from HDLs and Triglycer from VLDL
Q. LPL function?
Breaks open VLDL to absorb contents and removes C2
Q. HMG(3 hydroxy 3 methyl reductase) function?
Regulates cholest production in cells
Q. Type 2 hyperlipidemia has trouble making?
clatharin
Q. HMG is not inhibited in Type 2 hyperlipidemia ? T or F
True
Q. Type 2 hyperlipidemia results in hypercholesteremia? T or F
True
Q. E3 Type?
Wild type (normal)
Q. E2 type?
Leads to a build up of remnant chylomicron and increase in total cholesterol. Problem with E2 protein
Q. E4 type?
May be associated with increased incidence of dementia or alzheimers
Q. peripheral cells release?
LPL