… Trans fatty acids (TFA) are unsaturated fatty acids that contain at least one non-conjugated …
Industrial TFA poses severe effects on our health like cardiovascular problems, insulin …

… The hypolipidemic effects of n-3 fatty acids are similar to those of n-6 fatty acids, provided
that they replace saturated fats in the diet. An added benefit is shown by n-3 PUFA which in …

… α-linolenic acid (ALA, 18:3). There is another sequence of fatty acids derived from oleic acid
(OA… None of the fatty acids had a significant effect on SREBP-2 except AA, which produced a …

… in extensive detail at several recent international conferences in which the biochemistry and
physiology of n-3 and n-6 fatty acids were linked to a wide range of health effects in addition …

… in n−3 fatty acids can be used to achieve desired biochemical effects without the ingestion
of … programs on the basis of the therapeutic and disease-preventive effects of n−3 fatty acids. …

… or the type of methodology used to model the effects; the root cause of decreased plasma
TG … -esterified fatty acids (NEFA) supplied to the liver are the primary source of fatty acids (FA) …

… Dietary n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (n-3 PUFA) 1 have effects on diverse physiological
processes impacting normal health and chronic disease, such as the regulation of plasma …

… significant effects on plasma concentrations of EPA and AA were detected in the present
study. Although we did not measure membrane fatty acid levels, changes in plasma fatty acids …

… Each group of fatty acids has a different effect in relation to other molecules. For example,
n-3 FA increase the level and receptor’s density of dopamine (Delion et al., 1996) (and CRH …

… n–6 and n–3 fatty acids have rapid and direct effects on gene expression through … fatty
acids are transferred to the developing brain and retina, and the effects of n–6 and n–3 fatty acid …