2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-20612010000200006
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Efeito sazonal sobre os ácidos graxos e colesterol do polvo Octopus vulgaris Cuvier 1797

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“…This fatty acid is derived from the desaturation/elongation of linoleic acid (18:2n-6) and is the major component of membrane lipids (phospholipids), acting as an eicosanoid precursor (Wang et al, 2006). SFAs (31.31%) and PUFAs (31.05%) found in O. vulgaris were similar to those presented by Vasconcelos and Zapata (2010), ranging from 25.13−30.76 and 23-58−31.43%, respectively. However, the level of MUFAs (37.64%) was higher than that reported by the same authors (7.50−14.99%).…”
Section: Centesimal Compositionmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…This fatty acid is derived from the desaturation/elongation of linoleic acid (18:2n-6) and is the major component of membrane lipids (phospholipids), acting as an eicosanoid precursor (Wang et al, 2006). SFAs (31.31%) and PUFAs (31.05%) found in O. vulgaris were similar to those presented by Vasconcelos and Zapata (2010), ranging from 25.13−30.76 and 23-58−31.43%, respectively. However, the level of MUFAs (37.64%) was higher than that reported by the same authors (7.50−14.99%).…”
Section: Centesimal Compositionmentioning
confidence: 85%