Coaggregating tendencies of the culprits of arteriosclerosis, the triglycerides and cholesterols. Is there a "chain-foldability" effect?

Arteriosclerosis is an extremely complicated multicausal phenomenon.yet a chemist calfstill choose to address a much simpler question that is pertinent to this phenomenon.Thequestion is:“Do culprit molecules of arteriosclerosis possess a measurable inherent propertyWhich is of relevance to their ability to cause arteriosclerosis?”We suggest that the coaggre-gating tendency might be such a property and have developed a methodology for measuringit.This paper also reports a surprising new observation,i.e., the coaggregating tendencymight be greatly affected by the "foldability" of the hydrocarbon chain.