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October 02 2015 Understand the digestion of lipids from the mouth to the bloodstream Cholesterol absorption Triglycerides cholesterol absorption Lipids Elephant seal milk 55 fat Half and half 10 fat ID: 929716

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Lipid Digestion

Anson Lowe

October

02, 2015

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Understand the digestion of lipids from the mouth to the bloodstream

Cholesterol absorption

Triglycerides; cholesterol; absorption

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Lipids

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Elephant seal milk - 55% fat

Half and half - 10% fat

Human breast milk - 5% fat

Birthweight

= 60 lbs.

30 days old = 250 lbs.

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USGS

speed = 60-100 mph

distance 20,000 miles

Migrates 25,000 miles/year

Non-stop 2,400 miles

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Ruby-Throated Hummingbird

Migrates across the Gulf of Mexico - 500 mi

Time ~ 10-20 hrs

Speed = 50 mi/hr

Bird weight 3-4 grams (little more than a penny)

O2 consumption: 250 ml/hr

Power = (0.25 L O2/hr)(4.82 kcal/liter O2) =1.2 kcal/hr or 12 kcal for a 10hr trip

Fat required =

12kcal, 9kcal

/gm=1.3 gm

Fuel weight if carbohydrates

used 4kcal/

gm

=

3.0 gm

Oliver Pearson. The metabolism of hummingbirds. Scientific American, January, 1953, p. 69-72.

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Lipid Source

Source

Diet

75%

Bile

10%

Sloughed Cells

15%

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Dietary Source

Triglycerides make up 95% of dietary lipids

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Cholesterol

Stryer, Biochemistry, 5th ed.

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Phospholipids

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Salivary Glands and Stomach

Initiation of lipid digestion with salivary and gastric lipase

Results in the liberation of some free fatty acids, which stimulates CCK and secretin secretion.

Mixing and emulsifying lipids into small droplets.

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Duodenum

CCK and Secretin results in the secretion of bile and pancreatic secretions into the intestine.

Bile Salts incorporate triglycerides and cholesterol into micelles.

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Pancreatic Lipase/

Colipase

Lipase cleaves the 1and 3 fatty acyl chains off of triglyceride

Colipase facilitates triglyceride hydrolysis by keeping lipase at the interface with the lipid droplet

Colipase is activated by trypsin

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Orlistat

Used for the treatment of obesity

Covalently binds to a serine in the active site of gastric and pancreatic lipase

Causes fat malabsorption

Adverse effects

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06/07/2007

PAL Announces First Bitter Pill Award of 2007 to GlaxoSmithKline: 'With Allies Like This, Who Needs Enemas?’ Award

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Bile salt-dependent lipase

Produced in the pancreas and mammary gland

Cleaves carboxy-ester bond of triglycerides and cholesterol esters

Can completely hydrolyze triglycerides to glycerol and fatty acids

Is an important source for lipase in neonates with immature pancreatic function.

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Unstirred Water Layer

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Long chain fatty acid absorption

Previously thought that long chain (C>12) were only passively absorbed by the intestine.

A series of protein transporters have been described that transport fatty acids into cells (FATP).

FATP4 is highly expressed in the intestine

A knockout for FATP4 is lethal

Heterozygotes for FATP4 mutation have decreased fatty acid absorption

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Dietary Lipid Uptake

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Fatty Acid Binding Protein

Isoforms are present in many cells (liver, muscle and intestine)

FABP2 is highly expressed in the intestine

Cytosolic carrier for long chain fatty acids

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Apolipoprotein

B

240 kDa protein

forms amphipathic spherical shell around the fat globule

solubilizes hydrophobic lipids

contains cell targeting signals

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Sci Rep.

2011;1:139

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Dietary Lipid Uptake

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http://

www.elu.sgul.ac.uk

/rehash/guest/

scorm

/294/package/content/

liver_lipoprotein.html

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Abetalipoproteinemia

Mutations in

microsomal

triglyceride transfer protein (

MTP

)

Failure to thrive, fat

malabsorption

, retinal pigmentation, coagulation

disorders

Pathology reveal

enterocyte

engorgement with lipid.

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Sidler:

Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med

, 151(12):1265-1266

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Abetalipoproteinemia

-Therapy

Administration of

medium chain triglycerides

(C

6

-C

12

).

Are more water soluble than long chain

FAs

Can be absorbed into

enterocytes

without bile acids

Incorporation into

chylomicrons

is not necessary

Is released directly into the portal circulation

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Sterol Absorption

Animal derived sterols (cholesterol) are preferentially absorbed over plant sterols (sitosterol, brassicasterol, and avanesterol)

A specific protein, has been found that specifically transports cholesterol

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NPC1L1

Gene was found via a genomics-bioinformatics approach

signal peptide

transmembrane domain

N-

glycosylation

site

cholesterol interacting site/sterol sensing domain

Resulted in one candidate gene

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Altmann et al.

Science

, Vol 303, 1201-1204 (2004)

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Altmann et al.

Science

, Vol 303, 1201-1204 (2004)

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Altmann et al.

Science, Vol 303, 1201-1204 (2004)

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J.W. Clader,

J. Med. Chem.,

47, 1 -9 (2004)

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Sterol Efflux

Animal derived sterols (cholesterol) are preferentially absorbed over plant sterols (

sitosterol

,

brassicasterol

, and

avanesterol

)

ABCG5 and ABCG8 form a

heterodimer

and are responsible for intestinal efflux and

hepatocyte

excretion of cholesterol.

Responsible for cholesterol secretion into the bile

caniliculus

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Small, D.M.,

PNAS

(2003) 100:4-6

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J. Clin. Invest.

110

:671-680 (2002)

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Malabsorption

Loss of

lumenal

digestion

(effects on pancreatic enzymes)

chronic pancreatitis

blocked pancreatic duct

absence of bile salts

wrong pH

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Malabsorption

Loss of

mucosal

absorption

(Loss of mucosal surface)

celiac

sprue

autoimmune process initiated by

gliadin

derived from

glutin

whipple

disease

Tropheryma

whippelii

tropical

sprueCrohn’s disease

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Celiac Sprue

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Small Intestine Surface Area

Normal ~300 m

2

Tube 2 cm in diameter and 4 meters long

~.25 m

2

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Malabsorption

Loss of mucosal digestion and absorption

(Loss of mucosal surface)

celiac sprue

autoimmune process initiated by gliadin derived from glutin

whipple disease

Tropheryma whippelii

tropical sprue

Crohn’s disease

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Malabsorption

Loss of mucosal digestion

(Loss of enzymatic activity or transport)

lactose intolerance