In contrast, extensive reports from the Copenhagen General Population Study1,11–13,23 and other cohorts12 indicated that TRL cholesterol or remnant cholesterol was associated with a higher CHD risk per mmol/L increase than LDL-C, and since remnants have a higher cholesterol/apoB ratio than LDL,2 this implies a greater per-particle atherogenicity for the former as compared with the latter. Here, APOB is linked to coronary artery disorder.