Oxidative modification of a specific apolipoprotein B lysine residue confers altered receptor specificity on LDL

H.R. GriffithsDepartment of Pharmaceutical Sciences Aston University, Birmingham , UK

J. WrightDivision of Chemical Pathology Robert Kilpatrick Building, University of Leicester, Leicester , UK

R. BevanDivision of Chemical Pathology Robert Kilpatrick Building, University of Leicester, Leicester , UK

J. LunecDivision of Chemical Pathology Robert Kilpatrick Building, University of Leicester, Leicester , UK

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