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The synthesis and breakdown of triacylglycerols (tags) and phospholipids, focusing on the role of glycerol 3-phosphate and dihydroxyacetone phosphate (dhap) in tag synthesis. It details the activation of fatty acyl groups, the formation of phosphatidic acid, and the subsequent steps leading to triacylglycerol formation. The document also covers the regulation of triacylglycerol synthesis by insulin, including the effects of insulin deficiency and the triacylglycerol cycle. It is useful for understanding lipid metabolism and its regulation in the body. The document also explains the role of lipolysis and glyceroneogenesis in the process. Useful for university students studying biochemistry or related fields, providing a detailed overview of lipid metabolism.
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L-Glycerol 3-phosphate
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form (^) phospholipids or TAGS
attachment of the (^) 3-phosphate from the (^) phosphatidic acid a (^) cyl transferase
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Regulation
Lack of^ insulin^ results^ In: Increased ↓^ ↓
Increased Glucose^ Amino^ acids
! Acetyl-CoA^ ---> increased^ -> Retonebodies
sensitive to it. This results in diminished (^) fatty acid (^) synthesis + ↓
severe ketosis smell of^ acetone,so^ the^ condition^ is^ Triacylglycerol Breakdown+Resynthesis sometimes mistaken for^ drunkenness^ create a^ futile^ cycle Triacylglycerol Cycle^ 75%^ of^3 fatty acids^ (ffAs)^ released^ by lipolysis are^ re-esterified Adipose tissue Blood Liver to form TAGs,rather than be used for fuel Lipoprotein
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Pyruvate
oxaloacetate (^) Lipolysis -> stimulated (^) by glucagon or (^) epinephrine
↓^ Pep^ carboxykinase^ Iglycolysis^ Is^ Inhibited)
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formed (^) in the liver is transported in the blood back to adipose (^) tissue, ric-on^9 Converts^ pyruvate^ -> (^) DHAP an abbreviated version of (^) gluconeogenesis where the (^) fatty acid is^ released^ by extracellular^ lipoprotein lipase (^) mac no rate In^ the^ liver^ +^ adipose^ tissue
Triacylglycerol (^) synthesis