Lipoprotein Molecules

ID: 3DSQ00144

This medical illustration showcases multiple lipoprotein molecules, emphasizing their structure. Each lipoprotein is spherical, consisting of a core containing lipids like triglycerides and cholesterol. The core is encased by a phospholipid monolayer, shown in gray, interspersed with free cholesterol (in orange) embedded in the surface. Green protein strands wrap around the lipids.

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Keywords

cholesterol, free, hepat, interaction, lipid, lipoprotein, liver, monolayer, phospholipid, protein, triglycerides

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