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5. Lipids / Cardiovascular Disease / Problem 6
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A new therapy specifically reduces hepatic VLDL secretion by 25% over the long term. Which outcome would most plausibly follow and provide the best rationale based on lipoprotein metabolism?
A
Triglycerides in adipose tissue will immediately rise to infinity because VLDL export is the only pathway for triglyceride mobilization.
B
HDL concentrations will necessarily double because HDL is produced exclusively from VLDL particles.
C
There will be no possible effect on LDL or atherosclerotic risk because VLDL and LDL are produced in separate, unrelated pathways.
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LDL concentrations will likely decrease over time because less VLDL substrate is available for conversion, thereby reducing atherosclerotic risk.
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