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| Released by intestines when undigested food enters---> release of pancreatic enzyes |
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| Breaks down lipids into FA and 2-monoaglycerol |
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| Breaks down phospholipids into FA |
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| Binds to lipids and inactivates them |
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| Binds to lipids that have already been inactivated by bile salts and allows the enhanced breakdown by lipases |
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| instestines signal that there is too much acidic material entering, and bicarbonate must be secreted |
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| Contain only TG, other lipids and Apop 48 |
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| interaction with HDL adds apopE and apopCII |
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| recognized by LPL receptors of cappillary epithelial cells of muscle and adipose |
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| recognized by receptors on Liver |
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| Packaging of TG and the addition of Apop48 occur where respectively |
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| Intestinal SER and Intestinal RER |
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| Short and Medium Chain FA |
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| 4-12 Carbons: do not need bile salts for absorbtion, enter hepatic circulation bound to albumin |
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| into lymphatic flood enter blood at thorasic duct |
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| produced in saliva cells and aciner cells of pancrease |
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| High levels of serum amylase |
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| Pancreatitis or increase salivary production due to Mumps |
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| Human Breast milk importance |
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| Contains long chain FA that are key to brain development |
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| Gall Stones occur due to what events |
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| The inability of the liver to congugate all of the bilirubin that is produced leads to insoluble unconguated bilirubin precipitation which can calcify into stones |
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| A,D,E,K: lack can occur due to fat malabsorbtion |
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| High levels of Lipoprotein in blood can lead to a foamy cream layer in stagnent blood |
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| Fake fat substitute that takes good but can not be absorbed by intestines, bc it cant be broken down by lipase---30% fat loss |
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| seperates LPL from blood vessels and can lead to increased TG in the blood |
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| The LACK of MTP does not allow TG to be packaged with Apop48/Apop100 (liver) thus there is lipid malabsorbtion, vomiting, fatty stools,weight loss and vit. deficency |
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