Brown_2015_J.Clin.Lipidol_9_274

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Title : JCL Roundtable: Hypertriglyceridemia due to defects in lipoprotein lipase function - Brown_2015_J.Clin.Lipidol_9_274
Author(s) : Brown WV , Goldberg IJ , Young SG
Ref : J Clin Lipidol , 9 :274 , 2015
Abstract :

In this Roundtable, our intent is to discuss those rare genetic disorders that impair the function of lipoprotein lipase. These cause severe hypertriglyceridemia that appears in early childhood with Mendelian inheritance and usually with full penetrance in a recessive pattern. Dr Ira Goldberg from New York University School of Medicine and Dr Stephen Young from the University of California, Los Angeles have agreed to answer my questions about this topic. Both have done fundamental work in recent years that has markedly altered our views on lipoprotein lipase function. I am going to start by asking them to give us a brief history of this enzyme system as a clinical entity.

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Brown WV, Goldberg IJ, Young SG (2015)
JCL Roundtable: Hypertriglyceridemia due to defects in lipoprotein lipase function
J Clin Lipidol 9 :274

Brown WV, Goldberg IJ, Young SG (2015)
J Clin Lipidol 9 :274