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Cellular biochemistry of oxysterols derived from the diet or oxidation in vivo

1996-09-01

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Oxidized derivatives of cholesterol, known as oxysterols, are present in the diet as contaminants of cholesterol-containing foods. They can enter the circulation through the diet or they are generated through peroxidation of lipoproteins or enzymatic oxidation of cholesterol. Like cholesterol, oxysterols are transported in serum with lipoproteins but, unlike cholesterol, they may also be transported by serum album...

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26290280-2c05-5f8f-b9af-c00b185d803b
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10.1016/0955-2863(96)00101-5
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