I do not think anyone knows although it is rumoured to contribute to
plaque repair
P. O. Collinson
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Sent: 25 May 2007 05:39
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Subject: Lp(a) weekend question
Dear all,
Please could you share any information you may have
even if just a guess.....
I'm looking for any information regarding
lipoprotein(a) [Lp(a)]atherogenity, all information's
I have talking about relation with CHD and it's
independent risk factor for CHD.
specifically whey or what makes Lp(a) atherogenic.
Thank you to all
Have a nice weekend
Mohmed
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