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DOI: 10.1016/0278-6915(93)90006-k
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Influence of oxidized deep-frying fat and iron on the formation of food mutagens in a model system

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“…In this study, the amount of polar HAs was found to increase significantly with an increase of fat ratio, while the increase in the amount of fat did not significantly promote the formation of non‐polar HAs because non‐polar HAs are generally produced by tryptophan cleavage and are not directly related to fat. These results were in agreement with previous reports that increasing fat ratio leads to an increase in MeIQx content 67 . There may be two reasons for this result.…”
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