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Cómo se sintetiza el colesterol?

AcetilCoA » AcetoacetilCoA » a través de hmgCoA sintasa HMG-CoA » a través de hmgCoA reductasa Mevalonato » unidad isoprenoide » Escualeno » Epóxido de Escualeno » Lanosterol » Zimosterol » Colestadlenol » Triparanol » COLESTEROL

Dónde se sintetiza el colesterol?

Hígado e intestino principalmente

En qué participan las SREBP?

Regulan la transcripción de genes que participan en captación y metabolismo del colesterol y otros lípidos