Effects of Lard and Rapeseed Oil on the Feces pH and Cholic Acid of Mice
Huixin Wu
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Huixin Wu
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Objective To study the influence of dietary fatty aid composition and fat content on the feces pH and feces cholic acid of mice.Methods Mice were randomly divided into 3 groups,Control Group(CG),Rapeseed-oil Group(RG)and Lard-oil Group(LG).All mice were fed rodent chow respectively for 28 weeks.The feces pH was examined every two weeks,feces cholic acid was done every four weeks.Results There was no significant differences in feces pH between CG and VG(P0.05),but the feces pH in CG was significantly higher than that in CG and VG(P0.05).No significant difference was found in feces cholce acid between all groups.Conclusions Different dietary fat have different effect on feces pH.Card can significantly increase the feces pH.Dietary fatty acid composition and fat content have no effect on feces cholic acid.
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Objective To study the influence of dietary fatty aid composition and fat content on the feces pH and feces cholic acid of mice.Methods Mice were randomly divided into 3 groups,Control Group(CG),Rapeseed-oil Group(RG)and Lard-oil Group(LG).All mice were fed rodent chow respectively for 28 weeks.The feces pH was examined every two weeks,feces cholic acid was done every four weeks.Results There was no significant differences in feces pH between CG and VG(P0.05),but the feces pH in CG was significantly higher than that in CG and VG(P0.05).No significant difference was found in feces cholce acid between all groups.Conclusions Different dietary fat have different effect on feces pH.Card can significantly increase the feces pH.Dietary fatty acid composition and fat content have no effect on feces cholic acid.
Key concepts: Feces, Cholic acid, Rapeseed, Chemistry, Composition (language), Food science, Significant difference, Biology