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lipoprotein(a)
[
lip-
uh
-proh-teen-
a
,
‐tee-in-
ey
,
lahy-p
uh
‐
]
lip·o·pro·tein(a)
/
ˌlɪp
əˌproʊ
tinˈæ
,
‐ti
ɪnˈeɪ
,
ˌlaɪ
pə‐
/
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[
lip-
uh
-proh-teen-
a
,
‐tee-in-
ey
,
lahy-p
uh
‐
]
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noun
a plasma lipoprotein containing protein and
cholesterol
, high levels of
which
are associated with atherosclerosis.
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