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What is Lipoprotein (a) resembles: and explain in detail?
Lipoprotein (a) Resembles with Plasminogen Contains LDL + Apo 'a'. Interferes with activation of Plasminogen to Plasmin - Intravascular Thrombosis. Associated with an increased risk for coronary aery disease (CAD) Differentiating points between Lipoprotein 'A' and Lipoprotein 'a': HDL is known as alpha-Lipoprotein or Lipoprotein (A). So Lipoprotein (A) prevents atherosclerosis (as it is HDL) But Lipoprotein (a) causes atherosclerosis (as it contains LDL).