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| SREBP-SCAP | transcription factor increases LDL receptors
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| LXR-RXR | increases conversion to bile, reverse transport, and SREBP1c so TGs are mde not cholesterol
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| FXR-RXR | Increased bile export decreased synth
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| PPAR-alpha-RXR | increase lipoprotein lipase (VLDL met) and increase fatty acid oxidation in the liver (decreased VLDL synth)
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| lipoprotein lipase recognizes? | Apo CII
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| VLDL steals ? from HDL | CE, APOC II-III and ApoE
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| how do small denses LDL form | hepatic lipase removes more TGs from LDL
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| how is discoid HDL made | ApoA I and II from the liver and the gut
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| how does HDL dock with the hepatocytes | SRBI
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| ABC transport does? | takes CE from the cells and gives it to HDL
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| what does CETP do? | takes CE from HDL and gives it to VLDL and LDL
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