Key result
Fat feeding was associated with major changes in the distribution of apoA-I isoforms in the lymph, significantly increasing the relative concentration of the apoA-I1 isoform.
Why the study?
Does fat feeding alter the distribution of apoA-I isoproteins in human lymph?
Population
Patients undergoing lymph drainage for immunosuppression
Comparison
Fat feeding (100 g of cream) vs Fasting state
Design
Other
Authors
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May impact apoA-I plasma catabolism; hypothesis-generating and should not change practice.
Observational
Does fat feeding alter the distribution of apoA-I isoproteins in human lymph?
Fat feeding significantly alters the distribution of apoA-I isoforms in human lymph, which may impact their plasma catabolism.
Ghiselli et al. (1983) conducted an observational in Patients undergoing lymph drainage for immunosuppression. Fat feeding (100 g of cream) vs. Fasting state was evaluated on apoA-I isoproteins distribution in lymph lipoproteins. Fat feeding was associated with major changes in the distribution of apoA-I isoforms in the lymph, significantly increasing the relative concentration of the apoA-I1 isoform.
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