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C HAPTER 13 – L IPIDS 13.10 – 13.12 By: Mackenzie Stuck & Carlie Strawser.
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Transcript of C HAPTER 13 – L IPIDS 13.10 – 13.12 By: Mackenzie Stuck & Carlie Strawser.
CHAPTER 13 – LIPIDS13.10 – 13.12By: Mackenzie Stuck & Carlie Strawser
13.10 WHAT ARE SOME OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL ROLES OF STEROID HORMONES?
Cholesterol: Starting material for the synthesis
of steroid hormonesAliphatic side chain on the D ring is shortened
Removal of the six – carbon unit Secondary alcohol group
Oxidized to a ketoneProgesterone: resulting molecule
ADRENOCORTICOID HORMONES
Product of Adrenal Glands“Adjacent to the renal”
Two groupsMineralocorticoids
Regulates concentration of ionsGlucocorticoids
Control carbohydrate metabolism “Corticoid”
Indicates the secretion is the cortex of the gland
EX: MINERALOCORTICOIDS
AldosteroneEnhances re-absorption of Na ions in
the kidneysIncreases the loss of Potassium Controls tissue swelling
EX: GLUCOCORTICOIDS
CortisolIncreases glucose and glycogen
concentrations Expense of other nutrientsCortisone (ketone derivative) Used to treat:
Inflammatory diseasesRheumatoid arthritisBronchial asthma
SEX HORMONES
Testosterone (male) Promotes normal growth of the male
genital organsIncreased testosterone
Deep voiceFacial and body hair
Estradiol Synthesized from testosterone
Aromatization of the A ringRegulates cyclic changes in the uterus and
ovariesMenstrual cycleIncreases the level of Estradiol Luteinizing Hormone (LH) causes Ovulation
Prepare uterine lining for fertilizationNo fertilization = decrease
13.11 WHAT ARE BILE SALTS?
Bile SaltsOxidized products of cholesterol
1st: cholesterol is oxidized to the trihydroxy derivative
2nd: end of aliphatic chain is oxidized to the carboxylic acid
3rd: forms an amide bond with an amino acid
Taurine Sports drinks
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF BILE SALTS
Powerful detergents1 end
Strongly hydrophilicRest of the molecule
Largely hydrophobic Can disperse dietary lipidsfacilitates digestionSimilar to the action of soap on dirt
Remove bile salts in 2 waysBreak down products of cholesterol
Solubilize cholesterol
13.12 WHAT ARE PROSTAGLANDINS, THROMBOXANES, AND LEUKOTRIENS?
Prostaglandins
A group of fatty-acid-like substancesDiscovered in the 1930’s by
KurzrokLeib
Ulf Von EulerNamed it thinking it came from
prostate glandSmall amount in both sexes
CYCLOOXYGENASE (COX)
Catalyzing enzyme in the presence of arachidonic acid synthesized in the body creating prostaglandins Two types
COX – 1 PGE2 (Prostaglandin E group)
Carbonyl group at the 9th carbon Lowers blood pressure Used as a decongestant Induces labor
COX – 2 Responsible for making
prostaglandinsOccurs when inflammatory cells
interact with resident cells because the tissue is injured
THROMBOXANES
A class of arachidonic acidDrived from PGH2Has a cyclic acetal ringinduces platelet aggregation
thromboxanes A2 causes blood to clot more
NSAI in COX enzymes can cause excessive bleeding
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