Antiretroviral therapy can be associated with increase in LDL apolipoprotein-B residence time without increase in LDL-apo-B oxidation and glycation

S Das; M Shahmansh; M Umpleby

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Antiretroviral therapy can be associated with increase in LDL apolipoprotein-B residence time without increase in LDL-apo-B oxidation and glycation

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Antiretroviral therapy can be associated with increase in LDL apolipoprotein-B residence time without increase in LDL-apo-B oxidation and glycation

S Das, M Shahmansh and M Umpleby

ANTIVIRAL THERAPY, Vol.16, pp.A11-A12

01/01/2011

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Infectious Diseases

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INFECTIOUS DISEASES

PHARMACOLOGY & PHARMACY

VIROLOGY

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Title: Antiretroviral therapy can be associated with increase in LDL apolipoprotein-B residence time without increase in LDL-apo-B oxidation and glycation
Creators: S Das
M Shahmansh
M Umpleby
Contributors: INT MEDICAL PRESS LTD (Publisher)
Publication Details: ANTIVIRAL THERAPY, Vol.16, pp.A11-A12
Date published: 01/01/2011
Date submitted: 17/05/2017
Identifiers: 99510983602346
Academic Unit: University of Surrey
Resource Type: Conference presentation

Antiretroviral therapy can be associated with increase in LDL apolipoprotein-B residence time without increase in LDL-apo-B oxidation and glycation

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