Plasma Lipoproteins & Lipids PDF
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Al-Quds University
Massa Zahdeh, Ruba Jaafreh
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This document explains plasma lipoproteins and lipids, including their components, classes, and roles in transporting triglycerides and cholesterol. It also describes the functions of LDL and HDL cholesterol, and the conditions affecting the levels of triglycerides.
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Plasma lipoprotein & lipids | Session 7 Massa Zahdeh, Ruba Jaafreh Role.Transport...
Plasma lipoprotein & lipids | Session 7 Massa Zahdeh, Ruba Jaafreh Role.Transport > - triglycerols and cholesterol in blood Lipoproteins between all tissues in body ~ - Comconents Classes 2 ↳ (Density , Size , Content ofCholesterd) > - - TG > Proteins Lipi dS ↓ protein ↓ ↓ Chylomicrons. 1 Duter surface Innermost surface ↓ X 2. VLDL Exogenous Endogenous. IDL 3 ↓ # Diet Liver 4 LDL. 5 HDL. - Control platform for handling of Lipids Store- Dycerols in hepatocytes Liver - ↳ fets ↳ & Create triacylglycerols (he novo synthesis) N C Produce Bilo from Cholesterd LDL (BAD Cholesterol) HDL (Good Cholesterol) * Carries Cholesterol around body parts * protect against CVDs > - Responsible for excess Shelosterol ~ Liver T Cholesterd If - in blood stream clogging Stimulate Breaks TG-free fatty acids tr (in wells > - Glycerol Blook Vessels Cling to ↓ ↓ Atherosclerosis Determination of Serum TG patients is important in * HDL hypertrigliceridemia : * 2 * Occlusion of peripheral arteries -> High Coronary Risk Mohical Conditions > - ↑ TG ↳ Cirhosis , diabetes, genetic factors , hyperlipidemia hypothyroidism, , ↓ especially if not controlled Nephrotic Syndrome disease Pancreatitis R Kilmy , > due ↓ TG - to Low fet Diet , : Hyperthyroidism , Malabsorption Syndrome, Malnutritution Carbohydrates > ↑TGm usually > occur with ↓ Cholesterol TREATMENT f I Medications Lifestyle > Cholesterd Lipid profile Tests - > - HDL - LDL ↳ TG. 1 Determination ofSerum Cholesterd Total Cholesterol (TC) > All - Cholesterd in Various Lipoproteins 25 % (Minor fraction) >. - As free Cholesterd - > - Most occurs as "fatty acyl ester" esterified Cholesterd - > principle Red Color Complex ↓ Quinonimine 2. Determination ofSerum Triglycerides ↳ Collecting Blood for Lipoproteins , TG => & After 12 hrs fasting ↳> No medications/No stres ↳ Within 6 Weeks -> after major illness > Acute MI - 0 D Test Serum TG , mg/d) =. x100 OD. Sta & Determination of. Serum HDL The apoB containing lipoproteins in the specimen are reacted with a blocking reagent that renders them non-reactive with the enzymatic cholesterol reagent under conditions of the assay. The apoB containing lipoproteins are thus effectively excluded from the assay and only HDL-chol is detected under the assay conditions. It is a precipitation assay that involves precipitation of non-HDL lipoproteins in the presence of phosphotungstic acid-MgC12. After centrifugation, HDL cholesterol content of the supernatants will be measured enzymatically according to the method described above (cholesterol oxidase peroxidase) or Enzyme Colorimetric Method. > Principle - After precipitation with a polyanionic compound, In the presence of water, cholesteryl ester is hydrolyzed by cholesteryl esterase to give cholesterol and fatty acid. The cholesterol formed is further oxidized into 4-cholesten-3-one and H202 by cholesterol oxidase. In the presence of peroxidase, H202 is broken down to release 02 which in the presence of phenol, combines with 4-aminoantipyrine to form a red quinine color complex which is read spectrophotometrically at 500m. CALCULATIONS ↑ ↳ LDL = Total Cholesterol - HDL-)I) FireGewald Equation ↳ ULDL