Meanings of atherogenic lipoprotein in English

As compared to age-matched control subjects, the diabetic patients displayed grossly modified, distinctly atherogenic lipoprotein profiles.

Mutant mice fed an atherogenic diet developed 2-fold greater aortic lesions than their wild-type counterparts, despite having a less atherogenic lipoprotein cholesterol profile.

Our results showed that serum cholesterol and atherogenic lipoproteins were reduced after T. gondii infection.

Conclusions: The extent of abdominal obesity and levels of two atherogenic lipoproteins time-dependently change after SC.

ApoB-fusion proteins thus represent a sensitive and specific approach to study atherogenic lipoproteins and their genetic and small molecule modifiers.

These differences may be related to the greater reduction in atherogenic lipoproteins and C- reactive protein in patients treated with atorvastatin.

In light of these results, inhibition of EL has the potential to raise levels of atherogenic lipoproteins in addition to HDL-C levels.

Monocytes can adopt a long-term pro-inflammatory phenotype after brief stimulation with microbial pathogens or endogenous atherogenic lipoproteins via a process termed trained immunity.