Titlebook: Lipids, Lipoproteins, and Drugs; David Kritchevsky,Rodolfo Paoletti,William L. Holm Book 1975 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Lipoproteins and Lipid Transport specific binding proteins (retinol-binding protein). Nonpolar lipids are transported in large complexes containing polar lipids and specific apoproteins (which serve functions beyond that of “packaged”). These complexes comprise the macromolecular particles that we generally think of when we apply

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Pathways of Lipoprotein Metabolism: Integration of Structure, Function and Metabolismus lipoproteins are customarily separated into several groups following their flotation properties in salt solutions. Lipoproteins thus obtained differ in size, particle weight, lipid and protein composition, electrophoretic mobility and other physical and chemical properties. Yet, the lipoprotein s

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Steroid Requirements for Suppression of HMG CoA Reductase Activity in Cultured Human FibroblastsCoA reductase) (1–3). The activity of this enzyme in normal fibroblasts becomes suppressed when low density lipoproteins (LDL) bind to specific receptors on the cell surface (4, 5) and deliver cholesterol and cholesteryl esters to the cell (6). High density lipoproteins (HDL), which do not bind to t

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The Immunology of Serum Lipoproteinsw) even give rise to isologous antisera. The immunological specificity of antisera to lipoproteins varies with the circumstances of immunization and the nature and mode of presentation of the lipoprotein antigen, but reactivity is invariably directed predominantly, if not exclusively, against the pr

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Hormone-Induced Lipolysis and The Metabolic Pathways Providing Energy To The Cell: A Possible Role othis light, hormone-sensitive lipolysis represents a fine regulatory mechanism, rapidly responsive to the most variable conditions and necessities, in accordance with the function of this highly specialized tissue (“Adipose Tissue”, 1970; Bjorntorp and Ostman, 1971).

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Experimental and Clinical Evaluation of Two “Atromid-S” Analogues in Relation to their Differential erosis, the rheology of blood, and the availability of oxygen to the vessel wall and tissues. Pilgeram and Pickart (1) suggested that the hepatic synthesis of fibrinogen is related to the concentration of non-esterified fatty acids (FFA) in plasma. It is recognized that acute tissue damage (surgery,

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Pathogenesis of Hyperlipidemias, Clues to Treatment?gical intervention. There continues to be a high level of interest and research activity in these areas. What we would like to do today is to present a speculative discussion of where we may be heading with regard to modes of intervention, pharmacologic and otherwise. There have been rapid and impre