Apoprotein (b)
Also known as: Apo (b); Apolipoprotein (b)
Description
Apoprotein (b) is a type of endogenous Apoprotein.
Biological Function of Apoprotein (b)
Metabolism
Apoprotein (b) is a constituent of Chylomicrons.
Apoprotein (b) comprises 19.95% of Low Density Lipoproteins (LDL).
Apoprotein (b) comprises 3.6% of Very Low Density Lipoproteins (VLDL).
Toxic Effects of Apoprotein (b)
Cardiovascular System
High levels of Apoprotein (b) may increase the risk of Atherosclerosis. [1]
High levels of Apoprotein (b) may increase the risk of Heart Attack. [2]
These Substances may Inhibit the Production of Apoprotein (b)
Amino Acids
Taurine may inhibit the production of Apoprotein (b). [3]
Polyphenols
Tangeretin may inhibit the production of Apoprotein (b). [4]
These Substances may Increase the Production of Apoprotein (b)
Carbohyrates
Fructose may increase Apoprotein (b) levels. [5]
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