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Regulation of Lipolysis

promote:


Leptin


LPL


Phosphorylated perilipin


Beta adrenergic receptors


catecholamines


TNFa and IL6 (which impede IRS)



inhibit:


insulin


adiponectin potentiates insulin


alpha-2-adrenergic receptorss


perilipin protects adipocytes and promotes storage

Liproteins, function and respective apolipoproteins necessary for action

CM - deliver dietary TG and cholesterol from intestine to tissue and liver
Apoproteins = C2, E, B48



VLDL - synthesized by the liver, deliver plasma TG to tissue


Apoproteins = C2, B100



LDL - deliver cholesterol to tissues, derived from IDL (remnant) by liver


Apoproteins = B100

Lipid Profile

measures:


Tc


HDLc


total TG



calculate:


LDL = Tc - [(TG/2.2) + HDLc] ** if TG <4.5


non-HDL = Tc - HDLc


VLDL ~ TG/2.2


Tc:HDL = Tc/HDLc

Primary Hyperlipidemia based on lipid profile

^TG


>10: Chylomicronemia (LPL or C2 deficiency)


2-10: Familial Combined (^apoB)



^BOTH


C>TG =Familial Combined


C=TG = Dys-B-lipoproteinemia (ApoE2 mut.)



^Cholesterol = Familial Hypercholesterolemia


1- LDLR mut; 2- B100 mutation; 3- PCSK9 GOF



low HDL
Tangier (ABCA1 deficiency) or Fisheye (LCAT deficiency)

Chylomicronemia

LPL or apoC2 deficiency


results in increased CM in the blood



Presentation: acute/recurrent pancreatitis, eruptive xanthoma, hepatosplenomegaly, lipemia retinalis



Lab: TG>10, lipemic serum



Tx: FIBRATE
tx pancreatitis, low fat diet, control DM, discontinue OCP

Dys-Beta-Lipoproteinemia

Apo-E2 mutation = less affinity for receptor


CM/VLDL