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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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-building blocks of lipids -hydrocarbon chains with a terminal coo-groups

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Fatty Acids

#2
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-3 fatty acids molecules attached to one molecule of glycerol by ester bonds -serves as main storage form of energy, insulator, shock absorber and integral part of cell membrane

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TRYGLYCERIDES

#3
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-Similar to tryglycerides except that the third position on the glycerol backbone contaons a phospholipids head group -contains polar and non-polar end -constituent of cell membrane

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PHOSPHOLIPIDS

#4
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Serve as part of cell membranes and as parent chain of cholesterol based hormones, e.g aldosterone, cortisol and the sex hormones Exists in forms

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CHOLESTEROL

#5
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App. 70% of TC

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Cholesterol esters

#6
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app. 30% TC

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Free Cholesterol

#7
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GENERAL LIPOPROTEIN STRUCTURE: Typical _________ in shape with sizes ranging from 10-1200 nm

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SPHERICAL

#8
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GENERAL LIPOPROTEIN STRUCTURE: composed of lipids and proteins, called ______________

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APOLIPOPROTEINS

#9
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GENERAL LIPOPROTEIN STRUCTURE: the various lipoproteins were originally separated through ______________

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ULTRACENTRIFUGATION

#10
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-located on the structure of lipoprotein particles -maintain structural integrity of lipoproteins -serves as ligands for cell receptors

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APOLIPOPROTEINS

#11
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TYPES OF MAJOR LIPOPROTEINS: 2nd largest, 2nd least dense 2nd highest TAG content causes fasting hyperlipidemic turbidity FUNCTION transports endogenous (hepatic) tryglycerides

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VLDL

#12
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TYPES OF MAJOR LIPOPROTEINS: produced by the lipolysis of VLDL small lipoprotein directly related to risk of Coronary Heart disease highest cholesterol content FUNCTION transport the Cholesterol to peripheral tissue

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LDL-LOW DENSITY LIPOPROTEIN

#13
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TYPES OF MAJOR LIPOPROTEINS: Smallest, but densest highest protein content FUNCTION Reverse transport cholesterol

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HDL-HIGH DENSITY LIPOPROTEIN

#14
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MINOR/ABNORMAL LIPOPROTEINS: also known as FLOATING BETA-LIPOPROTEIN seen in familial dysbetalipoproteinemia

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BETA-VLDL

#15
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MINOR/ABNORMAL LIPOPROTEINS: also known as sinking pre-beta lipoproteinemia LDL-like particle

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LP (A)

#16
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MINOR/ABNORMAL LIPOPROTEINS: seen in biliary cholestasis, familial LCAT deficiency

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LPX

#17
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BETA-VLDL is also known as?

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FLOATING BETA-LIPOPROTEIN

#18
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SPECIMEN CONSIDERATION: Fasting = _____ hrs

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12 HOURS

#19
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CHOLESTEROL MEASUREMENTS: Definitive method

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ISOTOPE DILUTION MASS SPECTROMETRY (IDMS)

#20
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glacial acetic acid sulfuric acid acetic anhydride

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LIEBERMANN-BURCHARD REAGENT

#21
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TRIGLYCERIDE MEASUREMENTS: Hydrolysis of glycerol is accomplished using alcoholic KOH Oxidation of glycerol by periodic acid, forming formaldehyde and formic acid Formaldehyde combines with a variety of reagents:

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CHEMICAL METHOD

#22
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TRIGLYCERIDE MEASUREMENTS: New reference method for triglyceride measurements, involve the hydrolysis of fatty acids on triglycerides and the measurement of glycerol.

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GC-MS METHOD

#23
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LIPOPROTEIN MEASUREMENTS: Range in density observed among lipoprotein classes is a function of lipid and protein content and enables fractionation by density using centrifugation.

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ULTRACENTRIFUGATION

#24
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LIPOPROTEIN MEASUREMENTS: Takes advantage of difference in size and change

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ELECTROPHORESIS