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The correlation between TG vs remnant lipoproteins in the fasting and postprandial plasma of 23 volunteers
BACKGROUND: Two recent publications report that non-fasting triglycerides concentrations in plasma are more predictive of cardiovascular events than conventional measurements of fasting triglycerides. While these observations are consistent with the previous studies, direct correlations between remn
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