[PDF][PDF] Macrophage foam cells and atherosclerosis
HS Kruth - Front Biosci, 2001 - article.imrpress.com
HS Kruth
Front Biosci, 2001•article.imrpress.comIntroduction 3. Nature of lipid in foam cells 4. Sources of cholesterol that accumulates in
foam cells 5. Significance of foam cell formation 5.1. Trapping lipid in lesions versus
removing lipid from lesions 5.2. Alteration of macrophage function 6. The use of cultured
macrophages to study foam cell formation 7. In vitro foam cell formation
foam cells 5. Significance of foam cell formation 5.1. Trapping lipid in lesions versus
removing lipid from lesions 5.2. Alteration of macrophage function 6. The use of cultured
macrophages to study foam cell formation 7. In vitro foam cell formation
Abstract
Introduction 3. Nature of lipid in foam cells 4. Sources of cholesterol that accumulates in foam cells 5. Significance of foam cell formation 5.1. Trapping lipid in lesions versus removing lipid from lesions 5.2. Alteration of macrophage function 6. The use of cultured macrophages to study foam cell formation 7. In vitro foam cell formation
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