Plan B for cholesterol transport

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Aug 14, 2019, 9:14 am716 ptsHot
Cholesterol is a vital cell building block in humans and animals, and an integral part of the so-called cell membrane. This boundary layer separates the interior of the cell from the neighboring cells and the surrounding environment. By means of certain proteins, it ensures that various chemical messengers can…

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