“…By the action of lysophopholipaseD, LysoPCs were quickly converted into LysoPA and PA [ 36 ]. We found that PA and LysoPA, which were lipid second messenger, were as well as governor regulator of inflammation [ 37 , 38 ], significantly associated with NAFLD. LysoPE has also been reported to have an effect on the reduction of liver inflammation and the normalization of serum biomarkers in mice with liver disease [ 39 ].…”