Chickens can develop this condition if infected with Marek's disease.  A study of this disease focused on the protein Milano ApoA-I, which differs from the regular ApoA-I by a
Chickens can develop this condition if infected with Marek's disease.  A study of this disease focused on the protein Milano ApoA-I, which differs from the regular ApoA-I by a substitution of arginine for cystenine at position 173.  Niacin and a class of drugs known as statins are used to treat this condition.  Rupturing of the lumen wall in it is known as stenosis, and macrophages make up the atheromatous plaque, which is one of the causes of this disease.  Usually a precursor to heart attacks or strokes, FTP, identify this disease, a type of arteriosclerosis also known as "hardening of the arteries".
Chickens can develop this condition if infected with Marek's disease.  
atherosclerosis (prompt on "arteriosclerosis" before mentioned)