Andrew Huberman· PhD
So in one of those pathways, the molecule right before cholesterol is called desmosterol, in the other pathway it's called lathosterol.
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So in one of those pathways, the molecule right before cholesterol is called desmosterol, in the other pathway it's called lathosterol.
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my speculation has been that the reason that the place we see desol in the periphery in the steroidal tissue is that that's the tissue that has the highest demand for cholesterol production maybe suggesting that the dmol pathway is more suited to a high demand pathway Visa the asites and the steroidal tissue