Lipoproteins 1--a basic guide | Episode 22

from vlmd rounds · host Vyvyane Loh, MD

Send us Fan MailLipoproteins are a transport system for fats in the body. Certain classes of them have been implicated in atherosclerosis. We'll cover an overview on lipoproteins as they are commonly discussed in the medical world and also answer certain basic questions such as where small dense LDLs come from and what is oxidized in OxLDL?For more information visit http://www.VyvyaneLohMD.com

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