Stimulation of hepatic lipogenesis by eicosa-5,8,11,14-tetraynoic acid in mice fed a high linoleate diet |
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Authors: | S Abraham Hope McGrath G Ananda Rao |
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Affiliation: | (1) Bruce Lyon Memorial Research Laboratory, Children’s Hospital Medical, Center of Northern California, 94609 Oakland, CA;(2) Veteran’s Administration Hospital, 94553 Martinez, CA |
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Abstract: | Liver slices, from mice fasted for one day and then refed for three days either a 15% corn oil diet or a 15% corn oil diet
containing eicosa-5,8,11,14-tetraynoic acid (TYA), were incubated with 1-14C] acetate or 3H]H2O to determine lipogenic capacity. Dietary TYA produced a twofold stimulation in fatty acid and cholesterol synthesis. TYA
also caused an increase in the relative proportion of linoleate (C18∶2) and a decrease in that of arachidonate (C20∶4) in liver. Thus, (a) despite high levels of C18∶2, hepatic lipogenesis can be increased, and (b) even short term feeding of TYA can alter the hepatic fatty acid composition
presumably by inhibition of arachidonate synthesis from linoleate. |
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