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monounsaturated FA

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oleic acid
palmitoleic acid
erucic acid

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polyunsaturated FA

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linoleic acid
linolenic acid
arachidonic acid

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what has
1-helps in absorption of FA
2-detergent axn

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bile salts

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cholate
deoxycholate

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bile salts

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structural components of cell membranes

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phospholipids

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phospholipid in nervous system

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sphingomyelin

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phosholipid in
brain
spinal cord

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cephalin

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what is transported into cell by

receptor mediated endocytosis

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lipoproteins

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spingosine
choline
FA
phosphoric acid

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sphingomyelin

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lowest triglyceride
highest protein content

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HDL

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glycerol
2 FA
P
R group

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phospholipid

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highest content of cholesterol

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LDL

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highest triglyceride content

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VLDL

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primary plasma carriers of cholesterol

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LDL

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transport triglycerides to

muscle
adipose

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VLDL

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high concentration of
TRIGLYCERIDES

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VLDL

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most of cholesterol present as

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acyl ester derivative

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largest of lipoproteins

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chylomicron

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rich in cholesterol

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LDL

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least dense of lipoproteins

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chylomicron

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ketone bodies use what for it's synthesis

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acetyl CoA by the liver mitochondria

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protein rich

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HDL

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beta oxidation

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FA > acetyl CoA

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ketone bodies =

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acetoacetate
beta-hydroxybutyrate
acetone

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what is used by the liver mitochondria for ketone synthesis

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acetyl CoA

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most triacyglycerol
least protein

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chylomicrons

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what can be oxidized in brain

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ketone bodies
NOT FAT

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glycerol >

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glucose

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aerobic glycolysis in cytoplasm

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glucose degraded to pyruvate

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pyruvate > acetyl Co A
>oxaloacetate

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in mitochondria

pyruvate dehydrogenase

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what condenses to form
CITRATE

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acetyl CoA
oxaloacetate

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Acetyl CoA
malonyl CoA
malonyl ACP
Acetyl ACP
acetoacetyl ACP
butyryl ACP
FA

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FA synthesis

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what partcipates in synthesis of FA

BUT NOT IN BREAKDOWN

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malonyl CoA

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FA synthesis occurs

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cytoplasm

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what is transported out of MITOCHONDRIA TO CYTOPLASM
FOR FA syntehsis

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citrate

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mitochondria

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FA breakdown

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pantothenic acid

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coenzyme A

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involved in
FA synthesis
FA catabolism

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coenzyme A=pantothenic acid

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carrier substance for FA transport to the liver

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carnitine

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carnitine > Co A
oxidized to Acetyl -CoA

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in mitochondria
BETA OXIDATION

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what enters Kreb's

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acetyl CoA

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product of Kreb

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CO2
nadh
fadh2
*both reducing equivalents*

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acetyl co
bicarbonate
atp

form

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malonyl CoA

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oxidative phosphorylation
to form aTP

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NADH
FADH2 reoxidezed by ETC to make ATP

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key intermediate in synthesis of FA

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malonyl CoA

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other name for
BETA HYDROXYBUTYRATE

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D-BETA-HYDROXYBUTYRATE
3-HYDROXYBUTYRATE

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FA synthesis

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cytosol

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saturated fat

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no double bonds

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fa synthesis occurs in

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liver

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major lipids

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triacylglycerols
phospholipids
steroids

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choline

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liver fat metabolism

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deficiency of choline

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1-fatty liver disease
2-hepatic cirrhosis

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natural amine

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choline

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prevents depostion of fat in liver

-facilitates movement of fats into cells

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choline