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5. Lipids / Cardiovascular Disease / Problem 4
Problem 4
Which concise statement best contrasts LDL and HDL functions relevant to CVD risk?
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HDL and LDL are functionally identical; both equally deposit cholesterol into artery walls.
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LDL is a storage form of protein produced by muscle cells, while HDL is a digestive enzyme made by the pancreas with no role in lipid transport.
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LDL delivers cholesterol to tissues and can deposit it in arteries; HDL removes excess cholesterol from tissues and returns it to the liver.
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LDL primarily carries triglycerides to muscle and does not affect arteries; HDL deposits cholesterol in arterial plaques.
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