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Familial hypercholesterolemia
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
Familial hypertriglyceridemia
~X LPL

/\ circ TG's

Asians (polymorphism not LoF)
Atherosclerosis
1. LDL in circulation too long
2. LDLox Enters BV Intima
3. LDLox-> (m-phage -> foam cell)
What are the 3 chief worldwide causes of cirrhosis?
1. ** EtOH **
2. Viral hep
3. NASH
What is the pathogenesis of cirrhosis?
1. Hepatocyte death
2. ECM deposition (by stellate cells)
3. Vascular reorganization (irt Kuppfer activation -> cytokine release)
Why does jaundice occur in cirrhosis?
Parenchyma <--X--> Portal tracts
What are the 3 morphological characteristics of cirrhosis?
1. Bridging fibrous septa [portovenous backup -> portalHTN w/ varices etc]
2. Parenchymal nodules (dt hepatocyte regen/scarring)
3. DIFFUSE/TOTAL Liver architecture disruption
3 nonspecific cirrhosis symptoms?
Anorexia
Weight loss
Sy's of hep failure (or hepatic encephalopathy)
3 Ultimate causes of death from cirrhosis?
1. Progressive Liver failure
2. Complications of Portal HTN
3. RF Hepatocellular Carcinoma
What is the toxic intermediate in ethanol metabolism?
Acetaldehyde
What inhibits Alcohol DH?
Fomepizole
(NAD+ availability?)
What inhibits Acetaldehyde DH?
Disulfram (gives you a bad hangover)
Describe the French Paradox
Red Wine
-> Flavinoids ... incl:
Resveratrol ->
1) antioxidant properties (X LDL -> OxLDL)
2) antiinflammatory (X m-phage activation, X cytokine release)
What is the progression of EtOH-induced liver disease?
1. Fatty liver (hepatic steatosis)
2. EtOH-induced hepatitis
3. Cirrhosis
What determines the rate of EtOH oxidation?
Alcohol DH + Acetaldehyde DH isoforms

Fat:H2O volume (Women get more concentration of EtOH oxidation dt high fat:H2O profile)
Glitazones (rosglitazone)
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!
Hyperammonemia
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
Tyrosemia-1
X Fumaryl-acetoacetyl hydroxylase

(Tyr -> Fumarate)

Tyr buildup: toxic!
Liver failure, RTA, hepatocellular carcinoma
Alkaptonuria
X Homogentistic acid oxidase

(Tyr -> Fumarase)

*Large joint arthritis
BLACK (Oxidized) URINE DISEASE
Homogentistic aciduria
PKU
X Phe hydroxylase/BH4

Ile, Phe, Trp -> Tyr

MR @ 1 yo
Skin hypopigmentation
MSUD
(BCAA's (Ile, Leu, Val) -->Isoleucyl-CoA, isobutyryl-CoA

**MSUD odor
**Tox of brain function
**
What are the ketogenic amino acids?
Leu, Lys
What amino acids are BOTH glucogenic and ketogenic?
Ile, Phe, Trp
What enzyme is deficient in hereditary hyperammonemia?
OTC
ADA
X ADA
(Adenosine -> Inosine + NH4 [purine degradation])

SCID (B's+T's)

Tx: BM, ez supp, gene tx
Gout/Gouty arthritis/hyperuricemia
X Xanthine oxidase (usually)

Monosodium urate > solubility
-> recurrent inflammatory arthritis

Tx: allopurinol (X.O. inhibitor)
How does intense exercise affect the purine degradation pathway?
AMP --(AMP deaminase)--> [**inc IMP] + NH4
Purine salvage pathways
(Hypoxanthine / Guanine)
+ PRPP
-----(HGPRTase)----->
(IMP / GMP)
+ PPi
Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome
X HGPRTase ->
X Purine Salvage pathway ->
Inc PRPP ->
Inc Purine degradation
-> hyperuricemia + self-mutilation

[Tx: allopurinol]
Nucleotide dz:
Gout
Cause: Multiple causes
Inc: Uric acid
Sy: Joint pain
Nucleotide dz:
SCID
Cause: X ADA
Inc: deoxyadenosine
Sy: X B&T cells
Nucleotide dz:
Immunodef. dz
Cause: X PRPP
Inc: Purine nucleosides
Sy: X T cells
Nucleotide dz:
Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome
Cause: X HGPRT
Inc: Purines, uric acid
Sy: MR, self-mutilation
Nucleotide dz:
Hereditary orotic aciduria
Cause: X Uridine 5`MP synthase
Inc: Orotic acid
Sy: Growth retardation, megaloblastic anemia