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Annotation 7571303959820

he major lipids in blood plasma include: 1. free fatty acids (FFA) 2. triglycerides (TG) 3. phospholipids (PHi) 4. cholesterol (Chol)
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Flashcard 7571305532684

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he major lipids in blood plasma include: [...]
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1. free fatty acids (FFA) 2. triglycerides (TG) 3. phospholipids (PHi) 4. cholesterol (Chol)

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he major lipids in blood plasma include: 1. free fatty acids (FFA) 2. triglycerides (TG) 3. phospholipids (PHi) 4. cholesterol (Chol)

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Annotation 7571306581260

1. Fatty acids are obtained from dietary sources by hydrolize of TG, by biosynthesis from intermediate molecule derived from the catabolism of sugars and certain amino-acids.
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Flashcard 7571308154124

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1. Fatty acids are obtained from [...] by hydrolize of TG, by biosynthesis from intermediate molecule derived from the catabolism of sugars and certain amino-acids.
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dietary sources

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1. Fatty acids are obtained from dietary sources by hydrolize of TG, by biosynthesis from intermediate molecule derived from the catabolism of sugars and certain amino-acids.

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Annotation 7571310513420

2. TG are formed by glycerol and three molecules of fatty acids. They may be hydrolized by two enzymes to form fatty acids: • lipoprotein-lipase, secreted by the endothelial cells and activated by heparin; • adipose-lipase , activated by the hormons such as cortison or adrenalin.
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Annotation 7571312086284

lycerol and three molecules of fatty acids
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2. TG are formed by glycerol and three molecules of fatty acids. They may be hydrolized by two enzymes to form fatty acids: • lipoprotein-lipase, secreted by the endothelial cells and activated by heparin; • adipose-lipase , activated by the hormons

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Annotation 7571313921292

lipoprotein-lipase
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2. TG are formed by glycerol and three molecules of fatty acids. They may be hydrolized by two enzymes to form fatty acids: • lipoprotein-lipase, secreted by the endothelial cells and activated by heparin; • adipose-lipase , activated by the hormons such as cortison or adrenalin.

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Annotation 7571315494156

endothelial cells
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2. TG are formed by glycerol and three molecules of fatty acids. They may be hydrolized by two enzymes to form fatty acids: • lipoprotein-lipase, secreted by the endothelial cells and activated by heparin; • adipose-lipase , activated by the hormons such as cortison or adrenalin.

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Annotation 7571317067020

heparin
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TG are formed by glycerol and three molecules of fatty acids. They may be hydrolized by two enzymes to form fatty acids: • lipoprotein-lipase, secreted by the endothelial cells and activated by <span>heparin; • adipose-lipase , activated by the hormons such as cortison or adrenalin. <span>

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Annotation 7571318639884

adipose-lip
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ed by glycerol and three molecules of fatty acids. They may be hydrolized by two enzymes to form fatty acids: • lipoprotein-lipase, secreted by the endothelial cells and activated by heparin; • <span>adipose-lipase , activated by the hormons such as cortison or adrenalin. <span>

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Annotation 7571320212748

hormons such as cortison or adrenalin.
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of fatty acids. They may be hydrolized by two enzymes to form fatty acids: • lipoprotein-lipase, secreted by the endothelial cells and activated by heparin; • adipose-lipase , activated by the <span>hormons such as cortison or adrenalin. <span>

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