Lipoprotein X is most likely to be seen with in -: (A) Cholestasis, (B) Gilbe syndrome, (C) Increased intake of trans fatty acids, (D) Increased intake of PUPA
Answer is A. Lipoprotein X is an abnormal lipoprotein that appears in the serum samples of patients with obstructive jaundice and is a marker of cholestasis. Lipoprotein X is primarily responsible for the unusual lipid composition and characteristic plasma lipid concentrations in obstructive jaundice Ref Davidson 23rd edition pg 908