'Lipid metabolism' diaporamas de présentation

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The Usual Suspects: Cholesterol and Triglyceride

The Usual Suspects: Cholesterol and Triglyceride. Lipid Structure. Cholesterol: Membranes Bile Acids Steroid Hormones Protein modification. HO. Fatty Acids: Fuel, Prostanoids. Triglycerides: FA for Fuel, Prostanoids Protein modification. COOH. COO. COOH. COO. COOH.

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Prevalence of Diabetes in Race & Ethnic Groups

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Obesity and Renal Failure

Obesity and Renal Failure. David Shure December 2008. Differential Diagnosis. FSGS HTN Nephrosclerosis Multiple Myeloma.

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Statistics for Microarrays

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Nutrient and Weight Control Drugs By Linda Self

Nutrient and Weight Control Drugs By Linda Self. B. Nutritional Deficiency States. Cancer AIDS Renal failure COPD Heart failure. Impact of Malnutrition. Susceptibility to infection Weakness and fatigue Impaired wound healing Impaired growth and development in children Edema Anemia.

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Recommendations

Recommendations. In which conditions should acitretin be used? Acitretin monotherapy is recommended in the treatment of:

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Aims

Aims. Hypertension Arteriosclerosis/ Atherosclerosis Lipid metabolism/ Hyperlipidemia Readings: Robbins ; Atherosclerosis 328-338, Hypertension 338-341. Hypertension. Due to increased cardiac output (CO) and/or increased peripheral vascular resistance.

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Chapter 41

Chapter 41. Diuretics. Anatomy and Physiology. Anatomy Basic functional unit of the kidney: nephron Four functionally distinct regions Glomerulus Proximal convoluted tubule Loop of Henle Distal convoluted tubule. Anatomy and Physiology. Physiology Three basic functions of diuretics

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LIPIDS

LIPIDS . Digestion .. Absorption .. Transportation .. Metabolism. Dina Trabzuni. Lipids consist of two parts Glycerol Fatty Acids a. Saturated fatty acids b. Unsaturated fatty acids . Monounsaturated . Polyunsaturated. Figure 3 : Formation of TG. Table 1 : Saturated fatty acids .

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Endocrine Disorders

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Metabolic Integration 1: Metabolic profiles of major organs, signaling and homeostasis, adaptations to starvation

Metabolic Integration 1: Metabolic profiles of major organs, signaling and homeostasis, adaptations to starvation. Bioc 460 Spring 2008 - Lecture 40 (Miesfeld). Insulin hormone is a key regulator of glucose homeostasis and is produced by pancreatic ? cells.

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Anatomy of the Large Intestine

Anatomy of the Large Intestine. The large intestine ( colon ) extends from the ileocecal sphincter to the anus. Its subdivisions include the cecum, colon, rectum , and anal canal . Hanging inferior to the cecum is the appendix . Inflammation of the appendix is called appendicitis .

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Figure 14.01 An atheroscleroptic plaque blocking the lumen of an artery.

Figure 14.01 An atheroscleroptic plaque blocking the lumen of an artery. Figure 14.02 Theoretical model of lippopretein structure. Figure 14.03 Lippoprotein function. Figure 14.04 Lipid metabolism in context. Figure 14.05 The carnitine shuttle system.

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1. Liver & biliary tree

1. Liver & biliary tree. 2. Liver lobule. 3. Hepatocytes, sinusoid & bile canaliculi. 4. Hepatic portal system I. 5. Hepatic portal system II. 6. Enterohepatic cycle. 7. Lipid metabolism. 8. Cholesterol metabolism. 9. Hemoglobin metabolism. 10. Drug detoxification/excretion.

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CLINICAL CHEMISTRY-2 (MLT 302) LIVER FUNCTION AND THE BILIARY TRACT LECTURE ONE

CLINICAL CHEMISTRY-2 (MLT 302) LIVER FUNCTION AND THE BILIARY TRACT LECTURE ONE. Dr. Essam H. Aljiffri. ? Introduction ? Normal hepatic function Carbohydrate metabolism Amino acid and protein metabolism Lipid metabolism Bile acid metabolism Conjugation and detoxification.

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Nutrition in AKI

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EUGIS

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