2004
DOI: 10.1051/ocl.2004.0106
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Les plantes, sources d’acides gras essentiels oméga 3

Abstract: L'acide α-linolénique (ALA) fait partie de la famille des acides gras dits oméga 3. Il est dit essentiel parce qu'il ne peut pas être synthétisé dans notre organisme et doit donc être fourni par l'alimentation. Les plantes, sous forme de fruits, de légumes verts, de graines ou d'huiles issues de ces graines constituent une source majeure d'ALA. Cette synthèse a pour but de rappeler l'importance relative des végétaux quant à leur capacité à nous fournir des acides gras essentiels. Elle vise à faire le point sur… Show more

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“…During the winter months, PUFAs generally increased [62]. This can be attributed to a higher expression of delta12 and delta15 desaturases genes that drive the respective transformation of (i) oleic acid to linoleic acid and (ii) linoleic acid to linolenic acid [63]. This corresponds to an acclimatization of the plant to lower temperatures [59,62].…”
Section: Multivariate Analysis Of the Fatty Acids Detected (As Methyl...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the winter months, PUFAs generally increased [62]. This can be attributed to a higher expression of delta12 and delta15 desaturases genes that drive the respective transformation of (i) oleic acid to linoleic acid and (ii) linoleic acid to linolenic acid [63]. This corresponds to an acclimatization of the plant to lower temperatures [59,62].…”
Section: Multivariate Analysis Of the Fatty Acids Detected (As Methyl...mentioning
confidence: 99%