BIOC 3300 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Lipoprotein Lipase, Ldl Receptor, Pancreatic Lipase Family

• School: Dalhousie University
• Department: Biochem & Molecular Biology
• Course: BIOC 3300
• Professor: Mc Leod Roger

Document Summary

: regulation at the level of *fatty acid synthesis* : stimulates platelet aggregation: what is the branch point between the synthesis of. : signal molecule (cyclic ring for x group: what is the function of phosphoinositides, what are they synthesized from, and how is the inositol activated for synthsis? important second messengers in membrane signalling pathways. Can remodel phospholipids to replace fatty acids that have been damaged by oxidation. : *sn-1 position is almost always (90%) saturated* Tag: *phosphatidic acid phosphatase (pap) removes phosphate group to create diacylglycerol (dag), then diacylglycerol acyltransferase (dgat)* uses fatty acyl-coa to. : because adipocytes don"t have *glycerol kinase* add a fatty acid to sn-3 position glycerol is transported to *liver* : glucagon/epinepherine promote tag hydrolysis by binding to a g-protein coupled receptor, causing a protein kinase cascade which activates. : - lipase and procolipase form complex in presence of fa and bile salt micelles.