Lipoprotein types and i
function
Presented by: Rajdeep kaur
,lipoprotein
LIPID+PROTEIN
Lipoproteins are macro molecules
•lipid (inside)TAG, cholesterole ester,
cholesterole
•Protein(outside) mainly apolipoprotein
,
,• Lipoproteins
• Lipoprotein is a biochemical assembly.
• Primary function is to transport hydrophobic lipid (also
known as fat) molecules in water, plasma .
• They consist of a triglyceride and cholesterol ester.
• They surrounded by a phospholipid outer side with the
hydrophilic portions.
,
, Apolipoproteins—
• Apo AI (liver, small intestine)
• Apo AII (liver)
• Apo A-IV (small intestine)
• Apo A-V (liver)
• Apo B-100 (liver)
• Apo B-48 (small intestine)
• Apo E (liver, macrophages, brain)
• Apo C-I (liver)
• Apo C-II (liver)
• Apo C-III (liver)
,
function
Presented by: Rajdeep kaur
,lipoprotein
LIPID+PROTEIN
Lipoproteins are macro molecules
•lipid (inside)TAG, cholesterole ester,
cholesterole
•Protein(outside) mainly apolipoprotein
,
,• Lipoproteins
• Lipoprotein is a biochemical assembly.
• Primary function is to transport hydrophobic lipid (also
known as fat) molecules in water, plasma .
• They consist of a triglyceride and cholesterol ester.
• They surrounded by a phospholipid outer side with the
hydrophilic portions.
,
, Apolipoproteins—
• Apo AI (liver, small intestine)
• Apo AII (liver)
• Apo A-IV (small intestine)
• Apo A-V (liver)
• Apo B-100 (liver)
• Apo B-48 (small intestine)
• Apo E (liver, macrophages, brain)
• Apo C-I (liver)
• Apo C-II (liver)
• Apo C-III (liver)
,
