-transparent.png){kind=logo}
The effects of saturated and polyunsaturated dietary fat on the lipolytic activity of post-heparin plasma, lipoprotein lipase (LPL) and hepatic triglyceride lipase (HTGL) were studied in the rat. The lipolytic activity was studied from 0 to 60 min using labelled chylomicrons as the substrate. Triacylglycerol hydrolysis rate was higher for the plasma of rats fed high fat diets (14% fat by weight). Chylomicrons of rats fed saturated or unsaturated fats were hydrolyzed at the same rate within the first 15 min but afterwards hydrolysis of chylomicrons of rats fed saturated fat was slower. The activities of LPL and HTGL were increased by high fat diets. Unsaturated fat increased more LPL activity than saturated fat conversely, HTGL activity was enhanced more by saturated fat than by unsaturated fat.
E Coiffier, and
R Paris, and
J Lecerf
January 1984,
Drug-nutrient interactions,
E Coiffier, and
R Paris, and
J Lecerf
March 1982,
The British journal of nutrition,
E Coiffier, and
R Paris, and
J Lecerf
June 1991,
Atherosclerosis,
E Coiffier, and
R Paris, and
J Lecerf
June 1993,
Internal medicine (Tokyo, Japan),
E Coiffier, and
R Paris, and
J Lecerf
January 1991,
Methods in enzymology,
E Coiffier, and
R Paris, and
J Lecerf
February 1973,
Clinical science,
E Coiffier, and
R Paris, and
J Lecerf
January 1983,
Arteriosclerosis (Dallas, Tex.),
E Coiffier, and
R Paris, and
J Lecerf
January 1987,
Advances in experimental medicine and biology,
E Coiffier, and
R Paris, and
J Lecerf
February 1987,
American heart journal,
E Coiffier, and
R Paris, and
J Lecerf
May 1987,
Endocrinology,
