5- Lipids 2

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    Lipids

    Lipids 2: phospholipids andcholesterol, lipid digestion,

    lipoprotein types, blooddistribution

    Phospholipids

    Phospholipids

    Are composed of Glycerol backbone

    2 fatty acids

    Phosphate

    Have a detergent quality

    Are manufactured in our bodies so they arenot required in our diet

    Phospholipids Question

    Cholesterol is an essential nutrient andmust be consumed in the diet to survive.

    A. True

    B. False

    Sterols Functions of Cholesterol

    Critical component of cell membranes

    Can be made de novo in the liver

    In the diet found only in animalproducts

    Serves as a substrate for thesynthesis of important hormones Estrogen, testosterone, vitamin D

    Precursor to bile acids

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    Digestion of Fats and Oils

    Digestion of Fat in the Stomach

    Gastric lipase Activated by an acidic environment

    Acts on triglycerides containing short- &medium-chain fatty acids

    Digestion of Fat in the SmallIntestine

    Primary site of fat digestion

    Hormone Cholecystokinin (CCK) Stimulates release of pancreatic lipase

    Fat is broken down To monoglycerides and free fatty acids

    Phospholipids digested by enzymes Phospholipases also secreted by pancreas

    Free cholesterol not affected by digestion

    Cholesterol esters hydrolyzed

    Absorption of Fat

    95% of dietary fat is absorbed formedinto a micelle

    Diffused into the absorptive cells down aconcentration gradient higher to lower

    Inside absorptive cell long-chain fattyacids re-form into triglycerides not water-soluble

    Incorporated, along with phospholipids &cholesterol into lipoproteins known aschylomicrons more water-soluble Enter the lymphatic system and then blood

    Fat AbsorptionIs fat digestion necessary for absorption?

    Orlistatnews

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    Transportation of Absorbed Fatty Acids

    Chylomicrons deliver lipid load totissues

    Lipoprotein lipase Breaks down triglycerides in the

    chylomicrons fatty acids diffuse intocells

    Chylomicron remnant Delivered to the liver

    Lipoproteins

    Question

    The major component of low-densitylipoproteins (LDL) is cholesterol whereasthe major component of high-densitylipoprotein is protein.

    A. True

    B. False

    Composition and Roles ofLipoproteins

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    Transportation of SynthesizedFat

    Made primarily by the liver

    Very-Low-Density Lipoprotein (VLDL) Low-Density Lipoprotein (LDL)

    High-Density Lipoprotein (HDL)

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    Total Blood Cholesterol Value

    TC = LDL-C + HDL-C + (TG/5)

    TC =total cholesterol

    LDL-C =LDL cholesterol decrease

    HDL-C =HDL cholesterol - increase

    TG=triglyceride which is VLDL cholesterol