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very low-density lipoprotein
very low-density lipoproteinn. Abbr. VLDL A lipoprotein containing a high proportion of lipids (chiefly triglycerides along with some cholesterol) and low proportion of protein that transports lipids from the liver to the tissues. Very low-density lipoproteins become low-density lipoproteins (LDL) as they lose triglycerides.EncyclopediaSeevery low frequenciesvery low-density lipoprotein
very low-density lipoproteinn. Abbr. VLDL A lipoprotein containing a very large proportion of lipids to protein and carrying most cholesterol from the liver to the tissues.very low-density lipoprotein See VLDL. very low-density lipoprotein Abbreviation: VLDL
Either of the plasma lipids, chylomicrons and prelipoproteins, that are bound to albumin. This class of plasma lipoproteins contains a greater ratio of lipid than the low-density lipoproteins and is the least dense. See also: lipoproteinThesaurusSeeVLDL |