VLDL=very light density lipoproteins
IDL=intermediate light density lipoproteins
LDL=light density lipoproteins
HDL=high density lipoproteins View attachment 207870
Yes. LDL transports cholesterol to blood vessels and the reason why it is associated with plaque build up and high blood pressure. I would not go into much details with the specifics of their structure and all but just know
Chylomicron: Delivery of mostly TAG from small intestine to liver
VLDL: Delivery of mostly TAG from liver to adipose tissues
IDL: intermediate and can carry TAGs or cholesterol
LDL: delivery of cholesterol to blood vessels
HDL: delivery of cholesterol from blood vessels to steriodogenic tissues i.e. liver
It'll just be important to know:
chylomicron-delivers lipids from intestine to make FA in adipose or can turn into TAG in the liver.
VLDL-picks up TAG from liver to become FA in adipose
LDL-like you said bad cholesterol, can brings cholesterol into cells throughout your body and causes buildup in your arteries.
HDL- like you said bad cholesterol, can benefit your health by carrying those cholesterol away from your heart and other organs and deliver it back to your liver.