Titlebook: Disorders of Lipid Metabolism; Guido V. Marinetti Book 1990 Plenum Press, New York 1990 Lipid.Lipoprotein.atherosclerosis.biochemistry.bio

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Disorders of Excessive Alcohol Intake, of ethanol in the body to carbon dioxide and water yields 7 kcal of energy and produces 0.9 g of water. In this chapter the metabolism of ethanol (which will also be referred to as alcohol) and the biochemical and clinical effects of excessive intake of alcohol will be considered.

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Lung Surfactant Deficiency,s interested many scientists and clinicians and has led to a greater understanding of the biochemistry of the lung and to the elucidation of the components of lung surfactant. To understand the function of lung surfactant, it is appropriate to consider first the overall gross anatomy of the lung (Fig. 9–1).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20233-1Cholesterol output occurs via secretion in the bile, conversion to bile acids, and loss from sloughing off of cells from the skin and intestines; a very small amount is lost in the urine. Lactating females also lose some cholesterol during breast feeding. The daily balance of cholesterol metabolism in humans is shown in Fig. 4–1.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20233-1components including collagen, elastin, and proteoglycans. Plaques can be large enough to severely restrict the flow of blood to tissues or can narrow the lumen of arteries to a degree that enhances formation of a thrombus that plugs the artery and leads to a coronary heart attack or to stroke.