Sterol carrier protein 2: A promising target in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis - ScienceDirect

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Sterol carrier protein 2: A promising target in the pathogenesis of  atherosclerosis - ScienceDirect
Atherosclerosis, the underlying pathophysiological basis of cardiovascular disease, has been recognized as a lipid-driven chronic inflammatory disease…
Sterol carrier protein 2: A promising target in the pathogenesis of  atherosclerosis - ScienceDirect
Atherosclerosis - ScienceDirect
Sterol carrier protein 2: A promising target in the pathogenesis of  atherosclerosis - ScienceDirect
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Sterol carrier protein 2: A promising target in the pathogenesis of  atherosclerosis - ScienceDirect
Sterol carrier protein-2 - ScienceDirect
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Sterol carrier protein 2: A promising target in the pathogenesis of  atherosclerosis - ScienceDirect
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Sterol carrier protein 2: A promising target in the pathogenesis of  atherosclerosis - ScienceDirect
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