Plasma lipids and lipid transport:

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chylomicron remnants travel from the intestine within lymphatic fluid in the thoracic duct

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apoprotein B48 occurs in VLDL

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apoprotein B166 and apoprotein C occurs in chylomicrons

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lecithin cholesterol acyltrasferase is responsible for transferring cholesterol esters from HDL to

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one half of all LDL molecules is taken up by macrophages and other cells by means other than the LDL receptor

1.	Plasma lipids and lipid transport:
A.	apoprotein B48 occurs in VLDL
B.	apoprotein B166 and apoprotein C occurs in chylomicrons
C.	lecithin cholesterol acyltrasferase is responsible for transferring cholesterol esters from HDL to
D.	chylomicron remnants travel from the intestine within lymphatic fluid in the thoracic duct
E.	one half of all LDL molecules is taken up by macrophages and other cells by means other than the LDL receptor
Answer» D. chylomicron remnants travel from the intestine within lymphatic fluid in the thoracic duct

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