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Explores endogenous lipoprotein particles and their interaction with pharmacological agents. Among the topics are receptor-dependent interactions of lipoproteins with tissues and cell types, their uptake and transport with the vascular endothelium, therapeutic and chemical agents that associate in v
List of contents
Introduction to the Series, Preface, Contributors, Chapter 1: Lipoproteins in Biological Fluids and Compartments: Synthesis, Interconversions, and Catabolism, Chapter 2: Cellular Interactions of Lipoproteins with the Vascular Endothelium: Endocytosis and Transcytosis, Chapter 3: Techniques for Complexing Pharmacological Agents to Lipoproteins and Lipid Microemulsions, Chapter 4: Lipoproteins and Microemulsions as Carriers of Therapeutic and Chemical Agents, Chapter 5: Lipoproteins, Malignancy, and Anticancer Agents, Chapter 6: Acetylated Low Density Lipoprotein and the Delivery of Immunomodulators to Macrophages, Chapter 7: Receptor-Dependent Targeting of Lipoproteins to Specific Cell Types of the Liver, Chapter 8: Lipoproteins as Carriers for Organ-Imaging Radiopharmaceuticals, Chapter 9: In Vivo Application of Lipoproteins as Drug Carriers: Pharmacological Evaluation of Sterylglucoside-Lipoprotein Complexes, Chapter 10: Key Issues in the Delivery of Pharmacological Agents Using Lipoproteins: Design of a Synthetic Apoprotein-Lipid Carrier, Index
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Michael Shaw
Summary
Explores endogenous lipoprotein particles and their interaction with pharmacological agents. This title covers topics such as receptor-dependent interactions of lipoproteins with tissues and cell types, and their uptake and transport with the vascular endothelium.
