Cholesterol Cholestrol

Cholestrol is transported in the blood as part of a lipoprotein? Why?

A) The cholestrol bonds to the lipid hydrophoic end of the lipoprotein. The protein part of the lipoprotein makes the molecules hydrophilic so it can be transported in plasma. B) Lipoproteins catalyze cholesterol into hydrophilic molecule which allows it to be transported in the blood C) Cholestrol bonds to the hydrophilic end of the lipoprotein allowing it to be transported in the blood

Public Comments

1. A) This is btw your HDL and LDL