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Low-density lipoprotein is a blood component that is detected during routine laboratory tests in the medical practice. | Low-density lipoprotein is a blood component that is detected during routine laboratory tests in the medical practice. | ||
| − | This is used to measure a fraction of ingredients in [[blood]] that studies have linked to the development of [[arteriosclerosis]]. During the examination, all cholesterol levels in the blood are measured and the proportion of LDL in the blood is measured. This proportion is often referred to as the "bad" [[cholesterol]]. | + | This is used to measure a fraction of ingredients in [[Blut/en|blood]] that studies have linked to the development of [[Arteriosklerose/en|arteriosclerosis]]. During the examination, all cholesterol levels in the blood are measured and the proportion of LDL in the blood is measured. This proportion is often referred to as the "bad" [[Cholesterin/en|cholesterol]]. |
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Version vom 22. Mai 2019, 00:25 Uhr
Low-density lipoprotein is a blood component that is detected during routine laboratory tests in the medical practice.
This is used to measure a fraction of ingredients in blood that studies have linked to the development of arteriosclerosis. During the examination, all cholesterol levels in the blood are measured and the proportion of LDL in the blood is measured. This proportion is often referred to as the "bad" cholesterol.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_Density_Lipoprotein (Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0)