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Table 2 Influence of plasma lipases on the distribution of 14C-free cholesterol (FC) and 3H-phospholipid (PL) from lipid emulsions to plasma lipoproteins of hepatectomized rats in vivo.

From: Plasma lipases and lipid transfer proteins increase phospholipid but not free cholesterol transfer from lipid emulsion to high density lipoproteins.

Fractions

Control

Heparinized

 

14C-FC

3H-PL

14C-FC

3H-PL

CM+ VLDL

61

36

47

16a

 

(53 - 74)

(27 - 61)

(43 - 55)

(14 - 22)

LDL + remnants

20

22

34b

38c

 

(11 - 24)

(10 - 26)

(29 - 38)

(33 - 42)

HDL

19

42

18

46

 

(15 - 23)

(29 - 47)

(14 - 22)

(40 - 51)

  1. Percent distribution of 14C-FC and 3H-PL from lipid emulsion to VLDL, LDL and HDL plasma fractions from anesthetized hepatectomized rats treated with saline (control) or heparin after 30 minutes of an intra-arterial injection of the labeled emulsion. Lipoprotein fractions were obtained by ultracentrifugation. Results are expressed as median (range), n=4. Mann-Whitney test for heparin vs. control comparisons: a: 3H-PL - CM+VLDL, p < 0.03; b: 14C-FC - LDL, p < 0.03; c: 3H-PL - LDL, p < 0.03.