Apolipoprotein structural organization in high density lipoproteins: belts, bundles, hinges and hairpins
WS Davidson, RAGD Silva - Current opinion in lipidology, 2005 - journals.lww.com
WS Davidson, RAGD Silva
Current opinion in lipidology, 2005•journals.lww.comThe recent synergy of sophisticated computer modeling techniques with hard experimental
data has generated new models for apolipoprotein AI in certain subclasses of HDL
produced in vitro. The challenge now is to adapt and test these models in the more complex
forms of HDL isolated directly from human plasma.
data has generated new models for apolipoprotein AI in certain subclasses of HDL
produced in vitro. The challenge now is to adapt and test these models in the more complex
forms of HDL isolated directly from human plasma.
Summary
The recent synergy of sophisticated computer modeling techniques with hard experimental data has generated new models for apolipoprotein AI in certain subclasses of HDL produced in vitro. The challenge now is to adapt and test these models in the more complex forms of HDL isolated directly from human plasma.
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