Titlebook: Disorders of Lipid Metabolism; Guido V. Marinetti Book 1990 Plenum Press, New York 1990 Lipid.Lipoprotein.atherosclerosis.biochemistry.bio

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Dietary Management of Elevated Blood Lipids,portant to know how drug therapy and dietary management can be used to lower blood cholesterol levels. The effect of dietary management, particularly of dietary lipids, will be considered first, since for most people this approach to treatment of of hyperlipidemia is tried before drug therapy.

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Lung Surfactant Deficiency,phospholipid-protein complex, in the lung. RDS, also called hyaline membrane disease, is most prevalent in premature infants. This lung abnormality has interested many scientists and clinicians and has led to a greater understanding of the biochemistry of the lung and to the elucidation of the compo

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Sphingolipidoses,radation of sphingolipids give rise to a variety of genetic diseases called the sphingolipidoses. The gangliosidoses represent a subclass of the sphingolipidoses. In 1881, Warren Tay, a British ophthalmologist, first described a genetic abnormality of ganglioside metabolism. The case he described is

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20233-1 mild or highly fatal. To understand the disorders of lipid metabolism, it is appropriate first to consider the types and structures of the lipids that occur in living cells and to discuss briefly their general properties.

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Disorders of Lipid Digestion and Absorption, mild or highly fatal. To understand the disorders of lipid metabolism, it is appropriate first to consider the types and structures of the lipids that occur in living cells and to discuss briefly their general properties.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20233-1liosides, sulfatides, bile acids, and free fatty acids, are polar ionic molecules with detergentlike properties. Most of the lipids in living cells are complexed with proteins and make up the plasma lipoproteins and cell membranes. Plasma lipoproteins are the vehicles for transporting lipids in the blood.

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Introduction,liosides, sulfatides, bile acids, and free fatty acids, are polar ionic molecules with detergentlike properties. Most of the lipids in living cells are complexed with proteins and make up the plasma lipoproteins and cell membranes. Plasma lipoproteins are the vehicles for transporting lipids in the blood.