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where is cholesterol produced?

• cholesterol is produced in the small intestine

• Cholesterol is naturally produced in the liver

• the spleen

• the kidneys

what does LDL do

• LDL transports cholesterol to the liver

• LDL transports liver to the cholestrerol

• LDL, is responsible for transporting cholesterol to the cells

• LDL moves on its own

What does HDL do

• HDL moves cholesterol to the brain

• HDL moves bad HDL out the way

• HDL has many jobs to do

• HDL, is responsible for removing excess cholesterol from the blood stream and transporting it to the liver

One genetic disorder affecting the LDL receptor is called...

• familial hypercholesterolemia

• LDL affective disorder

• LDL hypersomia

• hypertesion

when LDL has a mutation in the receptor gene it is a..

• mutation in reactive arteries

• mutation in the receptor gene

• mutation in blood stream

• a bad thing

having too high of blood pressure can be classified as

• hypertension

• deconstructive arteries

• back pain

• hyperbolic tension

Heterozygous is

• having 1 allele

• having both alleles

• Having two different alleles for a given gene.

• not having any alleles

Homozygous is

• having one different allele

• having two alleles

• not having an allele

• Having two identical alleles for a given gene.

Mutation is

• A rare change in the DNA of a gene, ultimately creating genetic diversity.

• a change in rna

• a mutaion

• having 2 chromo