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A special dietary fat was utilized to trace its qualitative and quantitative presence in the blood lipins and milk fat of ruminants.
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Provides foundational ruminant lipid tracing data; leaves open translation to human cardiometabolic research.
IN a previous paper [Aylward & Blackwood, 1936], an attempt to determine the time and rate of fat digestion in the ruminant by blood sampling after meals of differing fat composition was reported. No alimentary lipaemia could however be demonstrated and subsequent inanition experiments having established the period of absorption of food materials from the rumen to be about 4-5 days, it was decided in the present work to use some special dietary fat which could be qualitatively demonstrated and quantitatively determined in the blood lipins and also, if present, in the milk fat.
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Aylward et al. (1937) studied this question. Special dietary fat was evaluated on Presence of special dietary fat in blood lipins and milk fat. A special dietary fat was utilized to trace its qualitative and quantitative presence in the blood lipins and milk fat of ruminants.
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