Paul Saladino· MD
a PO II is very important because it transfers cholesterol between astrocytes and neurons
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a PO II is very important because it transfers cholesterol between astrocytes and neurons
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what is very interesting is if my memory serves me correctly I believe it's only a single amino acid substance it's between each of these in other words one amino acid difference between the one made by the three isopor and the for isopor results in what you just said which is individuals who have the apoe4 gene have an apoe4 protein that wraps their brain lipoproteins that gives it less affinity for doing this job of transferring cholesterol from astrocytes to neurons