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Q64 Single choice

A 23-year-old man sees his physician to ask about the recent appearance of several large closely spaced bumps on his elbows. Suspecting that these are fatty eruptions, the physician tests the man's blood for lipid, cholesterol, and lipoprotein levels. Results show elevated cholesterol and triglycerides and the presence of a variant form of very low-density lipoprotein (VLDL) identified as beta-migrating VLDL (- VLDL). Amore careful analysis of the biochemical properties of the apoproteins associated with the beta-VLDL particles identifies a form of apo E that has a more negative charge than apo E from normal individuals.
These results indicate the individual is afflicted with which of the following hyperlipoproteinemias?

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