The distribution of cholesterol and apoprotein AI between the lipoproteins in plasma and peripheral lymph from normal human subjects
DN Rudra, NB Myant, JJ Pflug, D Reichl - Atherosclerosis, 1984 - Elsevier
The lipoproteins of peripheral lymph and plasma from normal human subjects were
separated according to their density by sequential ultracentrifugation and according to their
size by gradient gel electrophoresis and gel exclusion chromatography. High density
lipoproteins (HDL) carried a higher proportion of the total cholesterol in lymph than in
plasma. Within the HDL fraction, the less dense and more lipid-rich component (HDLZ)
carried a higher proportion of the total HDL cholesterol in lymph than in plasma. Gradient gel …
separated according to their density by sequential ultracentrifugation and according to their
size by gradient gel electrophoresis and gel exclusion chromatography. High density
lipoproteins (HDL) carried a higher proportion of the total cholesterol in lymph than in
plasma. Within the HDL fraction, the less dense and more lipid-rich component (HDLZ)
carried a higher proportion of the total HDL cholesterol in lymph than in plasma. Gradient gel …