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LPA is made in your liver or lipoprotein little A. 20% of the population or up to 20% of the population has lipoprotein little A that's elevated. It depends on which lab you're doing, but most of the time the cutoff is 75 mg per deciliter.
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twenty percent of the population or up to twenty percent of the population has lipoprotein delay that's elevated and depends on which lab you're doing but most time the cutoff is 75 milligram milligrams per deciliter
now in individuals of african ancestry it's it's a more like a gaussian distribution so um so that's one of the reasons why they have higher lpa