… Fatty acids, either free or derived from lipoproteins by lipases including lipoprotein lipase
(LPL) and endothelial lipase (EL), are transported into the placenta by multiple fatty acid …

… placental EL activity, since the relative contribution of individual lipases to total placental
lipase … As a speculation, higher EL activity in placental endothelial cells exposed to the fetal …

… Changes in the rate of placental nutrient delivery … placental uptake these lipids have to bind
to the lipoprotein receptor located in the microvillous membrane adjacent to placental lipases…

… esters can become hydrolyzed by intracellular lipases and cholesterol-ester hydrolases and
… Endothelial lipase has been identified as the major extracellular placental lipase [91, 92], …

… The maternal hyperlipidaemia of diabetic pregnancy [56] will eleн vate the maternal-to-fetal …
, in placental FABP and possible changes in trophoblastic lipase levels caused by diabetes …

… Lipases such as hormone sensitive lipase (HSL; LIPE), lipoprotein lipase (LPL; LPL), and
endothelial lipase … are the main lipases found and actively expressed in the placenta; with LPL …

… placenta allows their placental uptake, where they are hydrolysed by lipoprotein lipase,
phospholipase A 2 and intracellular lipase. … the fetus, their placental transfer being facilitated by …

… To further characterize the function of placental LPL in the human, we have examined the …
human placental cells and the extent to which LPL is responsible. As human placenta is a …

… influence of ALP in placental lipid transport. Regarding placental lipases, we have found
contradictory results on EL and LPL, since EL tended to be increased in placentas of both GDM …

… placental villous tissue using a perifusion system was measured. We also studied activity
and expression of lipoprotein lipase (LPL) and placenta … in placentas from IUGR and diabetic …