Titlebook: Lipids in Human Nutrition; An Appraisal of Some Germain J. Brisson Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1981 artery.bacteria.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-7212-5artery; bacteria; biology; cancer; chemistry; diseases; etiology; fat; medicine; nutrition; physics; proliferat

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General conclusions,uld have provided hope for the prevention of ischemic heart disease even if major modification of the diet would have been necessary. Unfortunately, the large body of scientific data now available suggests that:

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978-94-015-7214-9Springer Science+Business Media New York 1981

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The enigma of the , fatty acids,at the .-isomers are curved at the point of unsaturation, while the .-isomers are linear. The natural vegetable oils contain only .-isomers, while the partially hydrogenated oils contain variable amounts of .-isomers.

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logy. Thus, in the middle of the last century, the works of Pasteur, a chemist and biologist, by revealing the world of micro-organisms, bacteria and viruses, made it possible to control a considerable number of often fatal diseases. Guided by the work of this inspired biologist, the English surgeon

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Dietary fats and body lipids: terms used,me basic information concerning the chemical nature of such important molecules and certain aspects of their metabolism is necessary. In this chapter, information will be given on the different molecules which are referred to throughout the book, and on their structure.