Question 12Match the lipoprotein or reaction based on the lipid transport pathway shown:DIETARY FATAND CHOLESTEROLBle sats-‒‒‒‒‒‒Focal19cholesterolLymph11111213141516V 17V181920VIntestineCopilaries121713.CapariesPickup of cholesterol14Lipoproteinlicase15To endocrineglands for steroidhormone synthesis1620cholesterolPlasma LCAT18A. HDLB. Chylomicrons remnantsC. VLDLD. apoB 100E. Cholesterol uptake in peripheral tissuesF. LipoproteinsG. Biosynthesis of fats and cholesterolH. Chylomicrons1. IDLJ. LDL

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