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Animal Models for Atherosclerosis Research

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Hypolipidemic Agents

Abstract

Human atherosclerosis is a complex, progressive disease process of multiple etiology. There are a number of initiating factors, at least as many augmenting factors and the extent of their interaction is undoubtedly different for every individual. The extent of atherosclerotic involvement in any specific individual is not easily assessed and is essentially masked until it precipitates a clinical event. Thus, research in this field must be carried out using appropriate animal models.

Supported in part by USPHS grants HL 03299, HL 05209 and a Research Career Award HL 0734 from the National Heart and Lung Institute.

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