What it is
Apolipoprotein B is a protein found on certain lipoprotein particles measured in some lipid-risk evaluations.[1,2]
Why it matters
It can represent particle-number context, which is not identical to cholesterol mass measured in standard lipid panels.[1,2]
What it affects
- It connects advanced lipid measurement to atherosclerotic plaque context.[1,2]
- It is related to LDL-containing particle biology.[1,2]
Interpretation traps
- It is not part of every routine lipid panel.[1,2]
- BioConst does not interpret ApoB values or recommend testing.[1,2]