Apoprotein (a)

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Also known as:  ApoA;  Apo(a);  Apolipoprotein (a)

 

Description

Apoprotein (a) is a type of endogenous Apoprotein.  It is also classed as an Adhesive Repair Protein.

 

Biological Function of Apoprotein (a)

Cardiovascular System

 Apoprotein (a) repairs damaged Blood Vessels within the body.

 

Toxic Effects of Apo(a)

Cardiovascular System

 Apoprotein (a) may cause thickening of the Arteries and may increase the risk of abnormal Blood Clotting ailments.

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