Fig. 5.
Fig. 5. Effect of hyperhomocysteinemia on LDL uptake. / Mouse peritoneal macrophages were incubated with 20 μg/mL [125I]Ac-LDL or [125I]native-LDL for 2 hours. Protein-associated [125I]radioactivity was measured and normalized as [125I] counts per milligram of protein. The uptake activity of [125I]Ac-LDL in macrophages from CBS−/+/ApoE−/− mice under HF diet was set as the control. LDL uptake activity is expressed as relative cellular [125I]protein (% of control mean values). (Inset) The image of LDLs on 0.75% agarose gel shows the electrophoretic mobility change by acetylation. Values represent mean ± SD from 3 independent assays (n = 9). *P < .01 versus CBS+/+/ApoE−/−; †P < .01 versus CBS−/+/ApoE−/− in the same group.

Effect of hyperhomocysteinemia on LDL uptake.

Mouse peritoneal macrophages were incubated with 20 μg/mL [125I]Ac-LDL or [125I]native-LDL for 2 hours. Protein-associated [125I]radioactivity was measured and normalized as [125I] counts per milligram of protein. The uptake activity of [125I]Ac-LDL in macrophages from CBS−/+/ApoE−/− mice under HF diet was set as the control. LDL uptake activity is expressed as relative cellular [125I]protein (% of control mean values). (Inset) The image of LDLs on 0.75% agarose gel shows the electrophoretic mobility change by acetylation. Values represent mean ± SD from 3 independent assays (n = 9). *P < .01 versus CBS+/+/ApoE−/−; †P < .01 versus CBS−/+/ApoE−/− in the same group.

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