36
6/27/22 01:45:54 AM 1 uploaded by elhadi hassan

Lipids transport

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

Page 1: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:52 PM 1uploaded by elhadi hassan

Page 2: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:52 PM 2uploaded by elhadi hassan

By Dr. Elrasheed Eltaher Osman

Lipids Transport

Page 3: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 3uploaded by elhadi hassan

Dietary lipids and de novo synthesized lipid by adipose tissue and liver must be transported between various tissues and organs for utilization and storage.

Lipids are insoluble in waterThe problem arises of how to transport

this non-polar molecules in aqueous environment (the blood)

Introduction

Page 4: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 4uploaded by elhadi hassan

The problem solved through transporters called lipoproteins

They are amphipathic molecules (two phases polar and non-polar)

Page 5: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 5uploaded by elhadi hassan

Definition ClassesComponentsThe apolipoproteinsDescription of each classMetabolism

Lipoproteins

Page 6: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 6uploaded by elhadi hassan

These are complex lipids containing protein that transport lipid in the blood

They are amphipathic molecule

Definition of Lipoproteins

Page 7: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 7uploaded by elhadi hassan

Classify according to density into 1- chylomicron 2- very low density lipoprotein

(VLDL) 3- low density lipoprotein (LDL) 4- high density lipoprotein (HDL)

Classes of Lipoproteins

Page 8: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 8uploaded by elhadi hassan

Classify according to movement in eletrophoresis into

1- preβ-lipoprotein 2- β-lipoprotein 3- α-lipoprotein

Page 9: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 9uploaded by elhadi hassan

Consist of 1- lipids 2- proteins

Components of Lipoproteins

Page 10: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 10uploaded by elhadi hassan

Page 11: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 11uploaded by elhadi hassan

Page 12: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 12uploaded by elhadi hassan

This consist of 1- phospholipids 2- cholesterol 3- triacylglycerol 4- cholesteroylesterThe 2 above make outer membraneThe 2 below found inside making the

core

The Lipids of Lipoproteins

Page 13: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 13uploaded by elhadi hassan

Any Question

Page 14: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 14uploaded by elhadi hassan

Called apolipoproteinsThey are either integral part or

freely exchangeable proteinsNomenclature :using the letters A,

B, C, D, and E

The protein part Lipoproteins

Sub classes represent by latin number I, II, III and IV example apo A I, II, III, and IV apo C I, II and IIIApo B are two B100 and B48 (only 48% of the length of the first)

Page 15: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 15uploaded by elhadi hassan

Structural function apoB Receptor ligand apo EEnzyme activator apo A-IEnzyme inhibitor apo A-IITransporter apo D (lipid transfer

protein)

Functions of Apolipoproteins

Page 16: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 16uploaded by elhadi hassan

Include 1- Apo B100 2- Apo B48 3- Apo A- I.II.III and IV 4- Apo C- I.II and III 5- Apo E 6- Apo D

The Apo-lipoproteins

Page 17: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 17uploaded by elhadi hassan

Is the of longest polypeptide (4536 aa)Is glycoprotein Synthesize in the liver Found in VLDL, IDL and LDLIntegral protein play structural role as

well as receptor ligand for LDL receptor

Apolipoprotein B100 (Apo B100)

Page 18: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 18uploaded by elhadi hassan

Is about 48 % of the length of Apo B100

Contain 2153 amino acids

Synthesized by intestine Play structural role in chylomicron

Apolipoproteins B48 (ApoB48)

Page 19: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 19uploaded by elhadi hassan

Four types I, II, III and IVFound in HDL exchange with other

LPs (chylomicrons)Apo A-I is activator of enzyme LCAT

and ligand for HDL receptor

Apolipoproteins A (Apo A)Apo A-II is two identical polypeptides joint by disulfide bridge inhibitor of Apo A-I and LCATApo A-IV associated with formation of triacylglycerol –riched LP (chylomicron)

Page 20: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 20uploaded by elhadi hassan

Three types Apo C-I, II and IIISmall polypeptides freely transferable

between the different LPs Apo C-I found in VLDL, HDL and

chylomicron and is possiblr activator of LCAT

Apolipoproteins C (Apo C)

Apo C-II found in VLDL, HDL and chylomicron and is activator of lipoprotein lipaseApo C-III found in VLDL, HDL and chylomicron and is polymophous (due to sialic acid content) inhibitor of Apo C-II

Page 21: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 21uploaded by elhadi hassan

Found in VLDL, IDL, LDL, chylomircon and chylomicron reminants

Integral protein Is a ligand for chylomicron reminant

receptor in liver and LDL receptor in extra-hepatic tissue

Apolipoproteins E (Apo E)

Page 22: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 22uploaded by elhadi hassan

Is the large in size lest in density LPsSynthesized by intestineCarried the dietary lipid (triacylglycerol

and cholesterol)About 88% is triacylglycerolContains Apo B48, Apo A (I,II) and Apo C

Chylomicrom

Page 23: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 23uploaded by elhadi hassan

Found in certain HDL subfractionMay act as transporter Called lipid transfer protein

Apolipoproteins D (ApoD)

Page 24: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 24uploaded by elhadi hassan

Any Question

Page 25: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 25uploaded by elhadi hassan

ChylomicromVery low density lipoprotein (VLDL)Low density lipoprotein (LDL)High density lipoprotein (HDL)

Classes of lipoproteins

Page 26: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 26uploaded by elhadi hassan

LymphLymph EnterocyteEnterocyteIntestinalLumenIntestinalLumen

Chylomicron Formation

With

apoB48 CholesterylEster

Triglyceride

Phospholipid

Page 27: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 27uploaded by elhadi hassan

Secret in lymph goes to extrahepatic tissue (mainly adipose tissue)first where are metabolized

Metabolized by lipoprotein lipase to free fastty acid and chylomiron reminants

The chylomicron reminant goes to the liver where further metabolism occur

The chylomicron reminant entr the liver through receptor mediated pinocytosis

Chylomicrom

Page 28: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 28uploaded by elhadi hassan

Enzyme hydrolyzed tracylglycerol ninto fatty acids and glycerol

Found in blood vessels near extra-hepatic tissue mainly adipose tissue, heart and muscle

Lipoprotein lipase

It is partculate enzyme anchored to endothelium by( –ve proteoplycan chain of heparan sulfate),bond that is released by administration of heparin

Page 29: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 29uploaded by elhadi hassan

Synthesized and secreted by liverCarries lipid synthesized inside the liverCarried about 60 % triacylglycerolContain Apo B100, Apo C and Apo EMetabolyzed by lipoprotein lipase into

intermediate density lipoprotein IDL and LDL

Very low density lipoprotein (VLDL)

Page 30: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 30uploaded by elhadi hassan

Page 31: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:53 PM 31uploaded by elhadi hassan

Synthesized in the blood from other LPs mainly VLDL

Carried cholesterol to extra-hepatic tissue

Responsible for high blood cholesterol (bad cholesterol)

Contain Apo B100 and Apo E

Low density lipoprotein (LDL)

Most of LDL degraded in liver through Apo B100 and E receptorsA positive correlation exist between incidence of coronary atherosclerosis and plasma concentration of LDL

Page 32: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:54 PM 32uploaded by elhadi hassan

Is synthesized and secreted from both liver and intestine

Contains Apo A, C and ENascent HDL from intestine lack Apo C and E

gain them when enter the blood from hepatic HDL

HDL act as repository for Apo C and E that required for metabolism of VLDL and chylomicrons

High density lipoprotein (HDL)

Page 33: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:54 PM 33uploaded by elhadi hassan

The nascent HDL consists of discoid PL bi-layers containing Apo A and free cholesterol

When joins the enzyme LCAT (lecithin,cholesterol :acyltransferase) the free cholesterol esterified by one fatty of the PLs to form cholesteroylester and lysophospholipid

Cholesteroylester in non-polar moves to hydrophobic interior of the bi-layer where lysolecithin is transferred to plasma albumin

Page 34: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:54 PM 34uploaded by elhadi hassan

LCAT continues forming CE that migrates to interior forming non-polar core the HDL become spherical in shape

LCAT system remove the unesterified cholesterol from lipoprotein and from tissue

HDL cycle account for transporting cholesterol from tissue to liver (good cholesterol) n process called reverse cholesterol transport

Page 35: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:54 PM 35uploaded by elhadi hassan

Page 36: Lipids transport

04/13/2023 08:02:54 PM 36uploaded by elhadi hassan