Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lrp
Noun
/ˈɛl.ɑːr.piː/

Definition
LRP (Lipid Remodeling Protein) is a term often used in biochemistry to refer to proteins involved in the remodeling of lipid molecules within the body.

Examples
- During the process of cell repair, LRP facilitates the efficient use of lipids to rebuild cell membranes.
- Researchers have identified several LRP variants that affect lipid metabolism in different individuals.

Meaning
A protein that plays a crucial role in the metabolism and transportation of lipids, which are essential fat molecules in cells.

Synonyms
- Lipid Transfer Protein
- Fat-binding Protein
- Lipid Metabolism Protein