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Apoprotein(a) is an Adhesive Protein

Article Type: Article

Author(s): Rath, M., Pauling, L.

Date of Publication: 1991

Apoprotein(a) is an Adhesive Protein

Paul Demeda2023-11-15T17:26:28-08:00

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Volume 6, Number 3-4, 1991

Welcome to the Second World Congress on Vitamin C

Solution to the Puzzle of Human Cardiovascular Disease: Its Primary Cause is Ascorbate Deficiency Leading to the Deposition of Lipoprotein(a) and Fibrinogen/Fibrin in the Vascular Wall

An Orthomolecular Theory of Human Health and Disease

Apoprotein(a) is an Adhesive Protein

Case Report: Lysine/Ascorbate-Related Amelioration of Angina Pectoris

Vitamin C and Stomatology: A Mouthful of Evidence

Clinical Procedures in Treating Terminally Ill Cancer Patients with Vitamin C

Vitamin C and Multifactorial Disease

Vitamin C Deficiency, Cholesterol Metabolism and Atherosclerosis

Highly Beneficial Results in the Treatment of AIDS

Children, Vitamin C and Medical Progress

The Role of Melatonin in the Circadian Rhythm in Health and Disease

Sports and Exercise: Nutritional Augmentation and Health Benefits

Topical Ascorbate Stops Prolonged Bleeding from Tooth Extraction

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