Accepted at 11:50 p.m. May, 21, 2024 by Cameron
Author: eren.sakarcan
Co-authors: Cameron
Related Note: 1475966858333
Rationale for change

Surely this could be worded better... it reads oddly. Think it makes more sense/reads easier as:

"Oxidized LDL contains a defective Apo B-100 that can't be recognized by scavenger receptor proteins. As a result, the LDL gets consumed by {{c1::macrophages}}"

"Oxidation of LDL causes its Apo B-100 to be defective, thus preventing it from being recognized by scavenger receptors. As a consequence, it is consumed by {{c1::macrophages}}"

or something similar. The OG card doesn't really read that the defect in apo-b100 is what makes the ldl not recognizable it's just saying oxidized ldl has a defective apoB100, and that the ldl isn't recognized. doesn't flow right.

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