Brian is sedentary, overweight cigarette smoker who has chest pain whenever he exerts himself.  Upon examination, his cardiologist determines that Brian is suffering from heart disease.  Which receptors in the cells that line the blood vessel of his heart are responsible?  What type of cholesterol is responsible? What other diseases may he be at risk for?

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