1984
DOI: 10.1146/annurev.nu.04.070184.002011
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Nutrition and Biochemistry of Trans and Positional Fatty Acid Isomers in Hydrogenated Oils

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“…Trans-fatty acids have been reported to inhibit the conversion of LA to AA, especially the A6-desaturation step, as pointed out in previous reviews (Kinsella etal, 1981;Emken, 1984). This effect could be due to essential fatty-acid deficiency.…”
Section: Dietary Sources Of Essential Fatty Acidsmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Trans-fatty acids have been reported to inhibit the conversion of LA to AA, especially the A6-desaturation step, as pointed out in previous reviews (Kinsella etal, 1981;Emken, 1984). This effect could be due to essential fatty-acid deficiency.…”
Section: Dietary Sources Of Essential Fatty Acidsmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…10,22) Since PC and PE are the major constituents in membrane phospholipids, the occurrence of trans-fatty acid may modify the membrane functions. 8 ) However, insofar as the supply of linoleic acid is adequate, the effect of trans-acid can be disregarded. 23 ) It is interesting that virtually no trans-acid was incorporated into CL, which is essential in the production of ATP.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8 ) Kinsella et at. 9) showed in rats that trans, trans-octadecadienoic acid markedly reduces the serum concentration of several prostaglandins, more than saturated fatty acid, but the amount of this diene-type trans-acid in partially hydrogenated fats is too low to expect any effects.…”
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“…Estos cambios en confi guración no sólo cambian las características químicas de estos AG sino que modifi can radicalmente sus propiedades biológicas: alterando las propiedades físicas de la membrana, función de receptores como los del LDL y otros receptores que modulan la actividad de diferentes hormonas 34 . Los AGT se encuentran predominantemente en margarinas, manufactura de mantecas vegetales usadas en frituras comerciales y en alimentos procesados, productos de panifi cación y repostería entre otros.…”
Section: Arteriosclerosis Y áCidos Grasos Transunclassified