Evolution de l'activité de l'acétyl-CoA-carboxylase et de la lipoprotéine lipase dans le foie et les tissus adipeux du rat mâle au cours du développement après sevrage. Influence du taux de lipides de la ration

Pascal, G.; Durand, G.; Macaire, J. P.; Penot, Éliane

doi:10.1051/rnd:19770706

Ann. Biol. anim. Bioch. Biophys.

1977

DOI: 10.1051/rnd:19770706

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Evolution de l'activité de l'acétyl-CoA-carboxylase et de la lipoprotéine lipase dans le foie et les tissus adipeux du rat mâle au cours du développement après sevrage. Influence du taux de lipides de la ration

G. Pascal¹,

G. Durand²,

J. P. Macaire³

et al.

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Relative contribution of the main tissues and organs to body fatty acid synthesis in the rat

Gandemer

Durand

Pascal

1983

Lipids

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Tritiated water was used to measure the rate of fatty acid synthesis in the main tissues and organs of 7-week old Wistar male rats in order to determine the relative contribution of each tissue to body fatty acid synthesis. We reached the following conclusions: (a) the liver is the main site of fatty acid synthesis, it alone synthesizes 42% of the newly synthesized fatty acids in the body. (b) The dissectable white adipose tissues synthesize 27% of the fatty acids in the body. This group of tissues is heterogeneous because the mesenteric adipose tissue alone contains 40% of the labeled fatty acids present in the white adipose tissues. (c) Besides the intestines, organs other than the liver play a negligible role (2% of the total) in fatty acid synthesis. (d) The skin contributes 7% of the body fatty acid synthesis. (e) The rest of the carcass, essentially composed of the musculature and the skeleton, contributes 18% of body fatty acid synthesis and accounts for 33% of the extrahepatic tissue fatty acid synthesis.

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Relative contribution of the main tissues and organs to body fatty acid synthesis in the rat

Gandemer

Durand

Pascal

1983

Lipids

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In vivo changes in the rates of total lipid and fatty acid synthesis in liver and white adipose tissues of male rats during postweaning growth

Gandemer

Pascal

Durand

1982

International Journal of Biochemistry

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Regulation of lipogenic enzymes by dietary unsaturated fatty acids in Ceratitis capitata larvae

Lizarbe

Megías

Municio

et al. 1980

Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B: Comparative Bio

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Evolution de l'activité de l'acétyl-CoA-carboxylase et de la lipoprotéine lipase dans le foie et les tissus adipeux du rat mâle au cours du développement après sevrage. Influence du taux de lipides de la ration

Cited by 6 publications

References 17 publications

Relative contribution of the main tissues and organs to body fatty acid synthesis in the rat

Relative contribution of the main tissues and organs to body fatty acid synthesis in the rat

In vivo changes in the rates of total lipid and fatty acid synthesis in liver and white adipose tissues of male rats during postweaning growth

Regulation of lipogenic enzymes by dietary unsaturated fatty acids in Ceratitis capitata larvae

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