lecture 14 fatty acid catabolism

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About 1/3 of our energy needs comes from

dietary tracylglycerols

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about 80% of energy needs of mammalian heart and liver are met by?

oxidation of fatty acids 

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fats + hibernating animals

hibernating animals like grizzly bears rely exclusively on fats as their source of energy 

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Glucose + Glycogen vs Fats 

Glucose & Glycogen= short term NRG needs— quick delivery

Fats= long term (months) energy needs, good storage— slow delivery

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fatty acids carry more ____ per carbon because they are more reduced

energy

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fatty acids carry less water because they are _______

non polar

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Fatty acid absorption 

Fat is emulsified by?

by bile salts, which are made in the liver and stored in the gallbladder 

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Lipids Transport

Lipids are transported in the blood in chylomicrons and brought to adipocytes

released fatty acids bind to albumin to be delivered to other tissues

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Fat storage is stored in ______

adipocytes

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White fat

Beige fat

Brown fat

White fat: in connective tissue beneath the skin (subcutaneous fat) and abdominal fat (visceral fat)

Beige fat: is derived from white fat from low temperatures (just above shivering) or exercise

Brown fat: is derived from muscle cells— it is found in the shoulder blades, neck, along the spinal cord, above the collarbone, and around vital organs

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Adipocytes release…

adipokines

  • proteins

  • lipids

  • metabolites

Non-coding RNAs

anddd

extracellular vesicles to relay information to other organs in the body

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Fat release 

Fat release (lipolysis) - from adipocytes

  • is inhibited by insulin

  • activated by glucagon 

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Lipases catalyze ________

triacylglycerol hydrolysis into free fatty acids and glycerol 

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Triacyl Hydrolysis

  • regulation by hormones

  • Epinephrine (Adrenaline) : responds to stress — means “we need NRG now” —- increases gluconeogenesis

  • Glucagon: responds to low blood sugar — means “ we are out of glucose” — increasing glycogenolysis

  • BOTH activate triacylglycerol breakdown

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Triacylglycerol hydrolysis occurs where?

Hydrolysis occurs in the cytoplasm of adipocytes