| 释义 |
VLDL
\¦vē(ˌ)el(ˌ)dē¦el\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: very low-density lipoprotein
: a plasma lipoprotein that is produced primarily by the liver with lesser amounts contributed by the intestine, that contains relatively large amounts of triglycerides compared to protein, and that leaves a residue of cholesterol in the tissues during the process of conversion to LDL — called also very low-density lipoprotein — compare hdl herein LDL herein |