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- _3 value "Lipoprotein in the subendothelium are also known to be aggregated and fused, which may result from oxidation, lipolysis, or proteolysis. For example, hydrolysis of the spingomyelin on LDL particle to ceramide by sphingomyelinase leads to LDL aggregates that appear similar to those that exist in lesions, and there is evidence that LDL in the artierial wall is hydrolyzed by a form of sphingomyelinase secreted by arterial-wall cells." provenance.