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functions of lipids and ketones
energy source
structure in cell membrane
secondary messenger and receive hormones
which ones contribute to hyperlipaemia in serum
chylomicron
LDL
VLDL
containing TAGs
what does IDL do
transport phospholipids and cholesterol esters from plasma VLDLs and IDLs to non-hepatic cells, hepatocytes and macropahges, and don’t contribute to serum hyperlipaemia
why is cholesterol as cholesterol esters
becuase otherwise it is toxic in the blood
what does HDL do in relation to cholesterol
transports excess cholesterol from hepatocytes and enterocytes and returns to hepatocytes to recycle
name of horse condition
equine hyperlipaemia
hyperlipidemic syndrome
levels for hyperlipidaemic syndrome
over 5.6mmol/L in serum
cuases of hypocholesterolaemia
liver disease
PSS
PLE
addison’s disease
nephrotic syndrome
hypothyroidism
liprotein lipase deficiency (less breakdown)
acute pancreattiis
obstructive cholestasis
diabetes mellitus
hyperadrenocorticism
being a BRiard dog
idopathic in miniature schauzer
how long should you fast when measuring cholesterol or TAG levels
12 hours or overnight
what is the process of ketogenesis
excess beta oxidation of fatty acids
more acetyl coA formed than metabolised in krebs
hepatocytes transform to AcAc
AcAc can be converted to BHB or acetone
due to glucagon, not insulin
what are teh general cuases of ketogenesis
DM
starvation
prolonged anorexia
how are TAGs hydrolysed from adipose tissue
hormone-sensitive lipase