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A lipoprotein is a particle which is responsible for transporting [[hydrophobic|hydrophobic]] [[lipids|lipids]] throughout the body via [[blood|blood]] circulation. They have a hydrophilic outer membrane and a hydrophobic interior. | |||
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A lipoprotein is a particle which is responsible for transporting hydrophobic lipids throughout the body via blood circulation. They have a hydrophilic outer membrane and a hydrophobic interior.