Effect of Marginal Zinc Intake and Repletion on Essential Fatty Acid Metabolism

16 healthy males were subjected to 3 sequential phases of dietary zinc intake modulation

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 April 2017
Document Type:
Journal Article
Theme:
Food and Nutrition
Authors:
Suh, Jung, Burke, Sarah, Shigenaga, Mark, Killilea, David, Holland, Tai, Shenvi, Swapna, Sutherland, Barbara, King. Janet

Abstract

To determine the effects of marginal zinc deficiency and repletion on essential fatty acid, sphingolipid, and lipoprotein metabolism 16 healthy male subjects between ages of 18–45 were subjected to three sequential phases of dietary zinc intake modulation.

This work is an output of the HarvestPlus Programme. The Department for International Development is one of the main donors for HarvestPlus.

Citation

Suh, Jung, Sarah Burke, Mark Shigenaga, David Killilea, Tai Holland, Swapna Shenvi, Barbara Sutherland, and Janet King. 2017. Effect of marginal zinc intake and repletion on essential fatty acid metabolism. The FASEB Journal 31 (1): Supplement 802.7.

Effect of Marginal Zinc Intake and Repletion on Essential Fatty Acid Metabolism

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