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

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Low Density Lipoprotein 90%
• Lipoprotein 54%
• Lipid 45%
• Hypochlorite 36%
• Oxidizing Agent 27%
• Antioxidant 18%
• Lysine 18%
• Apolipoprotein B 18%
• Cholesterol Ester 18%
• Protein 9%
• Ascorbic Acid 9%
• Reagent 9%
• Cysteine 9%
• Agarose 9%
• Mouse 9%
• Tryptophan 9%
• Glycine 9%
• Methionine 9%
• Reducing Agent 9%
• Oxidized Low Density Lipoprotein 9%
• Ubiquinol 9%
• Chloramine Derivative 9%
• Lipid Hydroperoxide 9%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Low-Density Lipoprotein 100%
• Lipoprotein 54%
• Lipid 36%
• Alpha Oxidation 27%
• Lysine 18%
• Lipoprotein Modification 18%
• Ascorbic Acid 9%
• Cysteine 9%
• Tryptophan 9%
• Methionine 9%
• Cholesterol 9%
• Surface Charge 9%
• Agarose 9%
• Monocyte 9%
• Lipid Storage 9%
• Chemoluminescence 9%
• Electrophoretic Mobility 9%
• Cholesteryl Ester 9%
• Protein 9%
• Mouse 9%
• thought 9%
• Amino Acids 9%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Oxidation 27%
• Monocyte 9%
• Neutrophil Granulocyte 9%
• Chemoluminescence 9%
• Cells 9%
• Mouse 9%
• thought 9%
• Lipid Storage 9%
• Ascorbic Acid 9%
• Electrophoretic Mobility 9%
• Surface Charge 9%
• Lipid Oxidation 9%