Find out the difference between good and bad cholesterol, how to tell if your levels are high and diet tips which could help ...

Understand what the results of your cholesterol test mean and find out what might be causing your high cholesterol.

There were no effects on triglyceride or lipoprotein(a ... which is involved in reverse cholesterol transport, and stimulate cytochrome P450 7A activity, which converts cholesterol to bile ...

Definition. The Type IV lipoprotein pattern is the hallmark of endogenous hyperlipemia. It implies that glycerides synthesized in the body, usually in the liver, have been excreted into plasma at ...

We have established a cDNA microarray platform for use in research focused on atherosclerosis and heart disease. Our objective is the elucidation of signalling pathways with an impact on ...

The core of the lipoprotein, containing cholesterol ester and TG ... particles and serve a number of functions including the transport of lipids in the blood and recognition of lipoprotein ...

Older adults had a higher risk of dementia if they had varied levels of lipoprotein cholesterol. Fluctuating levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol and total cholesterol in older ...

and her standard cholesterol panel looks generally healthy. But there was one number that made cardiologists raise their eyebrows – her elevated lipoprotein(a), usually written Lp(a), which is ...

Following digestion and absorption of dietary fat, TG and cholesterol are packaged to ... a smaller, denser lipoprotein than VLDL. The fate of some of the IDL particles requires them to be ...

There are two types of cholesterol. Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol (associated with saturated fat) is 'bad' because it is deposited in the walls of arteries and causes hard plaques to ...