Physiological Significance of Oxidized Cholesterols

  • SATO M
  • SHIROUCHI B
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Abstract

About 3,000 repor ts on oxidized cholesterols were published until 2011. Oxidized choles-terols are related to development of several diseases. Their physiological significance is as following; (1) inter ference of synthesis and/or action of steroid hormones, (2) intermediates in bile acids synthe-sis, (3) promotion or suppression of development of atherosclerosis, (4) ligands for LXR, (5) suppres-sion of de novo cholesterol synthesis, (6) intermediates of cholesterol metabolism in the brain, and (7) disrupters of lipid metabolism by dietar y oxidized cholesterols. In order to grasp these phenomena, there has to be a better way to analyze oxidized cholesterols in vivo with accuracy.

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SATO, M., & SHIROUCHI, B. (2012). Physiological Significance of Oxidized Cholesterols. Oleoscience, 12(3), 115–123. https://doi.org/10.5650/oleoscience.12.115

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