Lipids are transported in the blood as complexes with proteins. These water-soluble complexes are called lipoproteins. Complete the sentences below by selecting the lipoprotein that transports each lipid.
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all are correctly placed,
chylomicrons they are lipoproteins that transport triglycerides, phospholipids,and cholestrol.
VLDLs transport triglycerides from liver to tissues mainly adipose tissue
HDLs tranport cholesterol from cells to liver for excretion.
LDLs carry cholesterol from liver to tissue for membrane synthesis
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