Sliver carp muscle hydrolysate ameliorated atherosclerosis and liver injury in apoE
-/- mice: the modulator effects on enterohepatic cholesterol metabolism
Kai Wang,
Zixin Fu,
Yuqing Tan
et al.
Abstract:Atherosclerosis (AS) is a major cause of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) and a strong link with hepatic steatosis. Silver carp muscle hydrolysate (SCH) possess various beneficial activities but its effect on AS and hepatic steatosis is yet unknown. This study aimed to investigate the effects of SCH on AS lesions and hepatic steatosis using apoE -/mice. Results showed that SCH significantly reduced the vascular AS plaques and alleviated hepatic steatosis lesions in apoE -/mice. Consistent with this, the lipid le… Show more
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