ApoB-containing lipoproteins, such as VLDL, distribute triglycerides to tissues and become LDL as they deplete.

“apob containing Lio proteins are typically they're typically you mentioned apob 100 that comes from the liver it starts it starts bloated with triglycerides the stored form of fatty acids and it's part of the lipid energy model that we're working on that indeed that's a lot of the reason we think that you're seeing higher LDL is that these bloated vldl these vldl that start with lots of triglycerides are Distributing those triglycerides to various tissues particularly your diyes because your diyes provide local fatty acids to nearby tissues they're they're leaving the liver with a lot of these and then as they get depleted they become LDL”