Triglyceride species

There is 1 paper on triglyceride species in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Nov 2, 2026: “Blood particle carries fats linked to cardiovascular disease”.

Biomarker

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“TG reduction following Lp(a) depletion correlated with attenuation of cardiovascular risk after Lp(a) adjustment in the Bruneck Study”
Lipoprotein(a) carries triglyceride species associated with incident cardiovascular diseaseAtherosclerosis2026doi:10.1016/j.atherosclerosis.2026.121866
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Cardiovascular disease

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  1. Triglyceride species is associated with cardiovascular disease in humans after adjustment for Lp(a).

    “TG reduction following Lp(a) depletion correlated with attenuation of cardiovascular risk after Lp(a) adjustment in the Bruneck Study”

    Humansafter adjustment for Lp(a)n = 623

    Blood particle carries fats linked to cardiovascular disease

    Atherosclerosis

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Lipoprotein

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  1. Lipoprotein is associated with triglyceride species in humans (35 lipid species, predominantly TGs, reduced by Lp(a) depletion).

    “Plasma Lp(a) depletion reduced 35 lipid species, predominantly TGs, including TG(52:3) and TG(52:4)”

    Humansn = 9

    Blood particle carries fats linked to cardiovascular disease

    Atherosclerosis

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Atherosclerosis

Blood particle carries fats linked to cardiovascular disease

An observational analysis of 623 community participants linked triglycerides carried by lipoprotein(a), a blood particle, to newly occurring cardiovascular disease.An observational analysis of 623 community participants linked triglycerides carried by lipoprotein(a), a blood particle, to newly occurring cardiovascular disease.

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