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ApoA-I is associated with which lipoprotein(s)? What is its function?
HDL
-picks up cholesterol and loads into HDL
-activates LCAT
-interacts with ABC transporter
ApoA-II is associated with which lipoprotein(s)?
HDL
ApoA-IV is associated with which lipoprotein(s)?
-chylomicrons
-HDL
ApoB-48 is associated with which lipoprotein(s)?
chylomicrons
ApoB-100 is associated with which lipoprotein(s)? What is its function?
-VLDL
-LDL
-recognized by LDL receptors on cell surface
ApoC-I is associated with which lipoprotein(s)?
-VLDL
-LDL
ApoC-II is associate with which lipoprotein(s)? What is its function?
-HDL
-VLDL
-chylomicrons
-activates lipoprotein lipase
-exchanged from chylomicrons to HDL in circulation, then cycled back to chylomicrons later
ApoC-III is associated with which lipoprotein(s)? What is its function?
-chylmicrons
-VLDL
-HDL
-inhibits lipoprotein lipase
-exchanged from chylomicrons to HDL in circulation, then cycled back to chylomicrons later
ApoD is associated with which lipoprotein(s)?
-HDL
ApoE is associated with which lipoprotein(s)?
-chylomicrons
-VLDL
-HDL
-triggers clearance of VLDL and chylomicrons when there's no more TG
-exchanged from chylomicrons to HDL in circulation, then cycled back to chylomicrons later
What is the committed step in formation of cholesterol?
HMG-CoA reductase
How is cholesterol synthesis regulated?
-phosphorylation of HMG-CoA reductase enhanced by glucagon (deactivate)
-dephosphorylation of reductase enhanced by insulin (reactivate)
-statin and cholesterol derivatives bind to substrate binding site of reductase
cholesterol binds to LXR which activates 7a-hydrolase to synthesize bile salts from excess cholesterol
-cholesterol binds SREBP and binds to LDL receptors and/or inhibits biosynthesis of reductase
-cholesterol turns on ACAT to induce cholesterol storage