Normolipidemic subjects with low HDL cholesterol levels have altered HDL subpopulations.
Normolipidemic subjects with low HDL cholesterol levels have altered HDL subpopulations.
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高密度脂蛋白胆固醇水平低的血脂正常受试者的高密度脂蛋白亚群发生了改变。
DOI:
10.1161/01.atv.17.10.1885
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1997
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Roheim,PS
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Asztalos,BF;Lefevre,M;Foster,TA;Tulley,R;Windhauser,M;Wong,L;Roheim,PS
Epidemiological studies have established that plasma concentration of HDL is inversely correlated with the risk of coronary heart disease, even in the absence of increased LDL cholesterol levels. We postulate that specific HDL subpopulations may be responsible for antiatherogenic properties of HDL. HDL subpopulations were quantitated by two-dimensional gel electrophoresis in 79 normolipidemic healthy male subjects. To eliminate the influence of diet, volunteers consumed an average American diet for 6 weeks. After the diet period, subjects were stratified according to their HDL cholesterol (HDL-C) levels to low HDL-C <0.91 mmol/L (<35 mg/dL), medium >0.91<1.30 mmol/L (>35 <50 mg/dL), and high ≥1.30 mmol/L (≥50 mg/dL) groups. Plasma triglycerides and insulin levels were in the normal range, but subjects with low HDL-C levels had higher concentrations of plasma triglycerides and insulin than subjects with medium or high HDL-C concentrations. The absolute concentration (mg/dL) of apoA-I in the largest α-migrating HDL subpopulation (α1) was (P<.01) lower in the low HDL-C subjects compared with the medium and high HDL-C groups. The relative concentration (percent distribution) of apoA-I was decreased (P<.01) in α1and increased (P<.01) in α3subpopulations. A positive correlation between HDL-C and α1(P<.001) and a negative correlation between HDL-C and α3were observed. The inverse correlation of apoA-I distribution (relative concentration) between α1and α3suggests an interconversion of α1and α3subpopulations, possibly by cholesteryl ester transfer protein. Pre-β subpopulations showed an inverse trend with HDL-C, while the pre-α subpopulation behaved similarly to the α-migrating subpopulation. Colocalization of apoA-I and apoA-II particles in the different HDL subpopulations demonstrated that α1, pre-β1, and pre-β2subpopulations are apoA-I–only particles rather than apoA-I:A-II particles.