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Increase degradation of cholesterol via the alternate pathway of bile acid biosynthesis in primary hypercholesterolemia.

Abstract
Publication Date:
2008
Short description:
Increase degradation of cholesterol via the alternate pathway of bile acid biosynthesis in primary hypercholesterolemia / Bertolotti, Marco; Del Puppo, M; Gabbi, C; Anzivino, Claudia; Carulli, Lucia; Galli Kienle, M; Carulli, N.. - In: INTERNAL AND EMERGENCY MEDICINE. - ISSN 1828-0447. - STAMPA. - 3:(2008), pp. 11-11. ( 109° Congresso nazionale della Società Italiana di Medician Interna Rome, Italy 25.10.2008).
abstract:
Priamry hyeprcholesterolemai associates with increased rates of cholesterol 27 hydroxylation which normalizes with statin treatment. the correlation between plasma cholesterol levels and 27 hydroxylation support the view that the latter may act as a compensatory mechanism in a condition of larger plasma cholesterol pool. A regulatory roel for uclear receptors seems reasonable.These dta may encourage novel pharmacplogical approaches for the managment of hypercholesterolemia and prevention of atherosclerosis
Iris type:
Abstract in Rivista
Keywords:
cholesterol; bile acid biosynthesis; hypercholesterolemia
List of contributors:
Bertolotti, Marco; Del Puppo, M; Gabbi, C; Anzivino, Claudia; Carulli, Lucia; Galli Kienle, M; Carulli, N.
Authors of the University:
BERTOLOTTI Marco
CARULLI Lucia
Handle:
https://iris.unimore.it/handle/11380/773698
Book title:
Internal and emergency medicine
Published in:
INTERNAL AND EMERGENCY MEDICINE
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