Comprehensive Molecular Insect Science 2005
DOI: 10.1016/b0-44-451924-6/00055-7
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Lipid Transport

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“…Their crucial role in the mobilization of lipids is well known (e.g. review articles - Canavoso et al, 2001;Gäde & Goldsworthy, 2003;Van der Horst & Ryan, 2005), but they are also involved in a number of accompanying processes (Kodrík, 2008). Currently, almost 50 different AKHs have been characterized and their physiological effects investigated in insects belonging to various insect orders (Gäde et al, 1997;Gäde, 2009).…”
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“…Their crucial role in the mobilization of lipids is well known (e.g. review articles - Canavoso et al, 2001;Gäde & Goldsworthy, 2003;Van der Horst & Ryan, 2005), but they are also involved in a number of accompanying processes (Kodrík, 2008). Currently, almost 50 different AKHs have been characterized and their physiological effects investigated in insects belonging to various insect orders (Gäde et al, 1997;Gäde, 2009).…”
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“…The LDLp transports the DGs to target tissues (mostly muscles) where the DGs are hydrolyzed by lipophorin lipase to free FAs and glycerol. Then, the apoLp-III dissociates from LDLp and is converted to HDLp, which returns to the FB to transport the next DG molecule (Canavoso et al, 2001; Van der Horst & Ryan, 2005).…”
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“…In contrast to apoB, apoLp-II/I is cleaved during lipoprotein biosynthesis, resulting in the presence of two apolipoproteins in the secreted insect lipoprotein, apoLp-I and apoLp-II (8)(9)(10)(11)(12); for reviews, see Refs. [13][14][15][16][17]. Cleavage of apoLp-II/I is not essential for lipophorin biogenesis, as uncleaved apoLp-II/I is also able to form a lipoprotein (11).…”
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“…Lp functions as a reusable lipid shuttle that operates without internalization of the protein portion of the Lp. The transfer of lipids is facilitated by a lipid transfer particle (4)(5)(6). However, it has been shown that high density lipophorin (HDLp) binds to lipophorin receptor (LpR) on the cell surface and is sequestered via receptor-mediated endocytosis (7).…”
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