ESTIMATION OF ROLE OF HYPERHOMOCYSTEINEMIA, BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS , AND CLINICAL MARKERS IN ATHEROSCLEROSIS PATIENTS IN AL-NAJAF AL-ASHRAF GOVERNORATE
Hyperhomocysteinemia is a substantial risk factor for heart disease unrelated to diet. Many clinical and epidemiological research has found a link between elevated plasma homocysteine and the development of atherosclerosis in people. This investigation aims to identify the typical homocysteine levels in the blood. As well as lipids in healthy Iraqi control groups and to compare them with atherosclerotic patients. Blood samples were taken from 62 healthy control subjects (42 male and 20 female)