Phosphatidylcholine (PC) is the most abundant phospholipid in mammalian cells.It accounts for approximately 50% of all phospholipids, represents the main component of cellular and subcellular membranes [1], and is also found as a metabolite in serum.PC contributes to regulating cellular functions, and its level may be altered under certain physiological and pathological conditions; thus, it may serve as a marker for disease progression [2].PC is generally studied as a whole.However, PC is a mixture of many species that may have distinct functions [3].Therefore, it is worthwhile to
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