1969Canadian Journal of BiochemistryRequires access

The effects of dietary fat on fatty acid synthesis and malic enzyme activity in liver from growing chicks

Alan Goodridge

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Hepatic malic enzyme activity and incorporation of glucose-U-14C into fatty acids in liver slices was no greater in birds fed fat-free diets than in those fed the same diets supplemented with corn oil. The results suggest that in the chick, in contrast to the rat, dietary fat does not suppress hepatic lipogenesis.

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Hepatic malic enzyme activity and incorporation of glucose-U-14C into fatty acids in liver slices was no greater in birds fed fat-free diets than in those fed the same diets supplemented with corn oil. The results suggest that in the chick, in contrast to the rat, dietary fat does not suppress hepatic lipogenesis.

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Hepatic malic enzyme activity and incorporation of glucose-U-14C into fatty acids in liver slices was no greater in birds fed fat-free diets than in those fed the same diets supplemented with corn oil. The results suggest that in the chick, in contrast to the rat, dietary fat does not suppress hepatic lipogenesis.

Key concepts: Lipogenesis, Malic enzyme, Corn oil, Fatty acid synthesis, Enzyme, Liver enzyme, Fatty acid, Chemistry

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