As the liver-generated lipoproteins travel through the blood…
As the liver-generated lipoproteins travel through the bloodstream, they empty their triglycerides primarily into fat cells throughout the body. After most of the triglycerides are removed, these lipoproteins become another type of lipoprotein that consists mostly of cholesterol. What is the name of this type of lipoprotein that consists chiefly of cholesterol and is considered the “bad” lipoprotein when over-abundant in blood circulation?