David Sinclair· PhD
In the LPA gene there is a repetitive part called kringle IV, lower numbers of which lead to increased Lp(a) concentrations
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In the LPA gene there is a repetitive part called kringle IV, lower numbers of which lead to increased Lp(a) concentrations
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lpa is the gene that codes for april lipoprotein little a which then binds to an ldl and then turns an ldl from being just a garden variety ldl into an lp little a
in the LPA genes there's a a coper a copy number variation