N Nishikata, N Shikata, Y Kimura… - Nutrition & Diabetes, 2011 - nature.com The different dietary oils showed strikingly different patterns of lipid partitioning and accumulation in tissues. High-PO diets increased both hepatic and adipose triglycerides (TG), whereas high-FO and high-SO diets increased hepatic and adipose TG, respectively. Stable ... Related articles
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