Effect of chronic cholesterol loading in the development of acute ischemic renal failure in rats.

The effect of chronic cholesterol loading and lovastatin administration in renal artery clamping acute renal failure in rats is not known. Acute renal failure was induced by 60-min left renal artery clamping immediately after right nephrectomy. The changes in renal function after renal artery clamping in the hyperlipidemic rats were unexpected.

Lipid profile in trained subjects undergoing complete food deprivation combined with prolonged intermittent exercise.

Sixteen male subjects [18-21 years, maximal oxygen consumption (VO2max) = 59.2 ml.kg-1.

Breast milk and adipose tissue fatty acid composition in relation to maternal dietary intake.

The fatty acid (FA) relative concentration (g/100g) of human milk triglyceride (TG) was compared to that of adipose tissue (AT). A high concentration of linoleic acid (C-18:2) was present in AT, probably reflecting long term high linoleic acid dietary intake. Linoleic acid was slightly lower in colostrum and transitional milk.