Unraveling Atherogenesis
Tom clarifies misconceptions about atherogenesis, highlighting that apob-containing lipoproteins can penetrate the artery wall without endothelium damage and oxidation occurs within the artery wall. The discussion touches on the role of glycocalyx in preventing lipoproteins from passing through the endothelium.In this clip
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