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Nonconversion of 5,11,14‐eicosatrienoic into arachidonic acid by rats

Hermann Schlenk, Donald M. Sand, Joanne L. Gellerman

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Abstract Methyl ester of [U‐14C]5,11,14‐20∶3 was administered to essential fatty acid deficient rats. In contrast to a report by Takagi, it was found that the trienoic acid was not converted into arachidonic acid.

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Abstract Methyl ester of [U‐14C]5,11,14‐20∶3 was administered to essential fatty acid deficient rats. In contrast to a report by Takagi, it was found that the trienoic acid was not converted into arachidonic acid.

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Abstract Methyl ester of [U‐14C]5,11,14‐20∶3 was administered to essential fatty acid deficient rats. In contrast to a report by Takagi, it was found that the trienoic acid was not converted into arachidonic acid.

Key concepts: Arachidonic acid, Lipidology, Clinical chemistry, Chemistry, Fatty acid, Arachidonic acid metabolism, Biochemistry, Internal medicine

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