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• W1992012081 abstract "The demand for high density lipoprotein (HDL) quantitation has dramatically increased with the renewed awareness of the importance of HDL as a negative risk factor for coronary heart disease. HDL is usually estimated by specific precipitation of the non-HDL apoB-containing lipoproteins by polyanions and divalent cations followed by measurement of cholesterol in the supernatant. A common procedure involves precipitation with sodium heparin at 1.3 mg/ml and MnCl2 at 0.046 M (final concentrations). This method is appropriate for serum but less than ideal for plasma because of incomplete precipitation and sedimentation of the apoB-containing lipoproteins. A two-fold increase in Mn2+ to 0.096 M improves precipitation of the apoB-associated lipoproteins from plasma without excessive precipitation of HDL. This modified heparin-Mn2+ procedure gives results nearly identical to the results with the ultracentrifugal reference method (cholesterol in the d>1.063 fraction corrected for losses and the presence of apoB-associated cholesterol). The dextran sulfate 500-Mg2+ and the sodium phosphotungstate-Mg2+ procedures give results consistently 2–4 mg/dl lower than does the reference method. In contrast, a heparin-Ca2+ method gives results 5–8 mg/dl higher than does the reference method. Immunochemical analysis of apoA-I in the precipitate and apoB in the supernatant indicates that lower values for the phosphotungstate-Mg2+ procedure is due to partial precipitation of the A-I-containing lipoproteins, while higher values by the heparin-Ca2+ method are due to incomplete precipitation of the apoB-containing lipoproteins. Quantitation of the principal apoproteins of HDL, A-I and A-II, represent an important additional index of HDL concentrations and composition. Quantitation of plasma A-I and A-II concentrations by radial immunodiffusion indicates that women generally have higher HDL concentrations than men (women, A-I, 135±25, A-II, 36±6; men, A-I, 120±20, A-II, 33±5; mean±S.D., in mg/dl). A-I and A-II do not increase with age in men but show a slight increase with age in women. Estrogen increases HDL cholesterol and protein and may in part account for the higher HDL in women. The lighter density HDL subclass has a higher A-I/A-II ratio than the denser HDL subclass, with women generally having significantly more of the lighter HDL subclass. Density-gradient ultracentrifugation in CsCl2 gradients indicates that HDL contains subpopulations of differing hydrated density which vary in the A-I/A=II ratio. Immunoassay of A-I and A-II when used in combination with HDL cholesterol analysis is a powerful tool for studies of HDL structure, epidemiology and metabolism." @default.
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