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Familial hypercholesterolemia
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X LDL-R
Dec LDL uptake -> Inc LDL in blood /\ Total cholesterol /\ HDL = TG's Xanthomas, eyelid cholesterol depo, Early-onset Angina/CAD sy's |
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Familial hypertriglyceridemia
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~X LPL
/\ circ TG's Asians (polymorphism not LoF) |
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Atherosclerosis
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1. LDL in circulation too long
2. LDLox Enters BV Intima 3. LDLox-> (m-phage -> foam cell) |
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What are the 3 chief worldwide causes of cirrhosis?
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1. ** EtOH **
2. Viral hep 3. NASH |
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What is the pathogenesis of cirrhosis?
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1. Hepatocyte death
2. ECM deposition (by stellate cells) 3. Vascular reorganization (irt Kuppfer activation -> cytokine release) |
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Why does jaundice occur in cirrhosis?
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Parenchyma <--X--> Portal tracts
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What are the 3 morphological characteristics of cirrhosis?
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1. Bridging fibrous septa [portovenous backup -> portalHTN w/ varices etc]
2. Parenchymal nodules (dt hepatocyte regen/scarring) 3. DIFFUSE/TOTAL Liver architecture disruption |
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3 nonspecific cirrhosis symptoms?
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Anorexia
Weight loss Sy's of hep failure (or hepatic encephalopathy) |
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3 Ultimate causes of death from cirrhosis?
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1. Progressive Liver failure
2. Complications of Portal HTN 3. RF Hepatocellular Carcinoma |
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What is the toxic intermediate in ethanol metabolism?
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Acetaldehyde
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What inhibits Alcohol DH?
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Fomepizole
(NAD+ availability?) |
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What inhibits Acetaldehyde DH?
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Disulfram (gives you a bad hangover)
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Describe the French Paradox
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Red Wine
-> Flavinoids ... incl: Resveratrol -> 1) antioxidant properties (X LDL -> OxLDL) 2) antiinflammatory (X m-phage activation, X cytokine release) |
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What is the progression of EtOH-induced liver disease?
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1. Fatty liver (hepatic steatosis)
2. EtOH-induced hepatitis 3. Cirrhosis |
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What determines the rate of EtOH oxidation?
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Alcohol DH + Acetaldehyde DH isoforms
Fat:H2O volume (Women get more concentration of EtOH oxidation dt high fat:H2O profile) |
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Glitazones (rosglitazone)
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PPAR-gamma agonists
(also, increases insulin sensitivity) Indications: To decrease CVDz risks MOA: Increases FA uptake into adipocyte SE/Tox: 1. Stroke, 2. MI, 3. Weight gain! |
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Hyperammonemia
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Cause? X Glutamine
synthase [[Glutamate -> Glutamine]] Depletes a-kg from TCA -> ATP/nt depletion Sy's: *Coma/death* Tremor, n/v slurred speech, somnolence, blurred, vzn, cerebral edema |
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Tyrosemia-1
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X Fumaryl-acetoacetyl hydroxylase
(Tyr -> Fumarate) Tyr buildup: toxic! Liver failure, RTA, hepatocellular carcinoma |
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Alkaptonuria
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X Homogentistic acid oxidase
(Tyr -> Fumarase) *Large joint arthritis BLACK (Oxidized) URINE DISEASE Homogentistic aciduria |
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PKU
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X Phe hydroxylase/BH4
Ile, Phe, Trp -> Tyr MR @ 1 yo Skin hypopigmentation |
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MSUD
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(BCAA's (Ile, Leu, Val) -->Isoleucyl-CoA, isobutyryl-CoA
**MSUD odor **Tox of brain function ** |
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What are the ketogenic amino acids?
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Leu, Lys
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What amino acids are BOTH glucogenic and ketogenic?
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Ile, Phe, Trp
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What enzyme is deficient in hereditary hyperammonemia?
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OTC
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ADA
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X ADA
(Adenosine -> Inosine + NH4 [purine degradation]) SCID (B's+T's) Tx: BM, ez supp, gene tx |
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Gout/Gouty arthritis/hyperuricemia
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X Xanthine oxidase (usually)
Monosodium urate > solubility -> recurrent inflammatory arthritis Tx: allopurinol (X.O. inhibitor) |
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How does intense exercise affect the purine degradation pathway?
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AMP --(AMP deaminase)--> [**inc IMP] + NH4
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Purine salvage pathways
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(Hypoxanthine / Guanine)
+ PRPP -----(HGPRTase)-----> (IMP / GMP) + PPi |
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Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome
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X HGPRTase ->
X Purine Salvage pathway -> Inc PRPP -> Inc Purine degradation -> hyperuricemia + self-mutilation [Tx: allopurinol] |
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Nucleotide dz:
Gout |
Cause: Multiple causes
Inc: Uric acid Sy: Joint pain |
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Nucleotide dz:
SCID |
Cause: X ADA
Inc: deoxyadenosine Sy: X B&T cells |
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Nucleotide dz:
Immunodef. dz |
Cause: X PRPP
Inc: Purine nucleosides Sy: X T cells |
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Nucleotide dz:
Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome |
Cause: X HGPRT
Inc: Purines, uric acid Sy: MR, self-mutilation |
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Nucleotide dz:
Hereditary orotic aciduria |
Cause: X Uridine 5`MP synthase
Inc: Orotic acid Sy: Growth retardation, megaloblastic anemia |