... to these endogenous lipoproteins. These exchanges are affected by the type of triglyceride fatty acids and the amount of phospholipids present in fat emulsions, as well as by the infusion rate. Some 10% of emulsions – with a high phospholipid: triglyceride ratio contain a huge phospholipid excess which can...

...H. Northoff; W.A. Flegel; R. Yurttas; C. Weinstock The lipopolysaccharide(LPS)-induced release of cytokines from human monocytes can be prevented by previous interaction of serum with LPS. This inactivation is a function of lipoproteins. Here we show that LPS can be inactivated by low-density...

... exogenous fat in replacement of part of the calories provided by glucose reduces a series of complications associated with large glucose intake. There are exchanges of triglycerides, esterified cholesterol, phospholipids and apoproteins between exogenous lipids and endogenous lipoproteins, depending...