Raised serum level of lipoprotein-(a) is a predictor of

Correct Answer: Atherosclerosis
Description: Answer is C (Atherosclerosis) Raised levels of lipoprotein a is a risk factor fir Atherosclerosis 'In addition to a high cholesterol level there is a positive correlation between atherosclerosis of coronary aery and other aeries and circulating levels of lipoprotein-(a)". Lp(a) interferes with fibrinolysis by down regulating plasmin generation and thus contibutes to atherosclerosis.
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