Oxidation of low-density lipoprotein with hypochlorite causes transformation of the lipoprotein into a high-uptake form for macrophages

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Hypochlorous Acid 100%
• LDL Lipoproteins 71%
• Lipoproteins 66%
• Macrophages 48%
• Lipids 25%
• Oxidants 24%
• Cholesterol Esters 18%
• Apolipoproteins B 17%
• oxidized low density lipoprotein 15%
• Lysine 15%
• Chloramines 13%
• ubiquinol-10 13%
• Antioxidants 11%
• Reducing Agents 9%
• Lipid Peroxides 9%
• Peritoneal Macrophages 8%
• Tryptophan 8%
• Sepharose 8%
• Methionine 8%
• Ascorbic Acid 7%
• Cysteine 7%
• Monocytes 6%
• Gels 6%
• Neutrophils 6%
• Amino Acids 5%

Chemical Compounds

• Hypochlorite 85%
• Low-Density Lipoprotein 81%
• Lipoprotein 76%
• Chemical Transformation 43%
• Oxidation Reaction 31%
• Lipid 21%
• Apoprotein 18%
• Lysine Residue 17%
• Ubiquinol-10 13%
• Antioxidant Agent 11%
• Chloramine 11%
• Lipid Hydroperoxide 10%
• Cholesteryl Ester 10%
• Modification 8%
• Electrophoretic Mobility 8%
• Agarose 8%
• Methionine 7%
• Tryptophan 7%
• Ascorbic Acid 7%
• Cholesterol 6%
• Amino-Acid Residue 6%
• Cysteine 6%
• Amino Groups 6%