Zusammenfassung
Die Antihypercholesterinwirkung der aus dem Kohl isolierten S-Methylcysteinsulfoxide (SMCS) wurde untersucht. Bei Ratten mit experimentell induzierter Hypercholesterinämie kam es zu einem Abfall der Cholesterinwerte im Blut und in der Leber.
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Fujiwara, M., Itokawa, Y., Uchino, H. et al. Anti-hypercholesterolemic effect of a sulfur containing amino acid, S-methyl-l-cysteine sulfoxide, isolated from cabbage. Experientia 28, 254–255 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01928671
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Keywords
- Basal Diet
- Cholic Acid
- Phospholipid Level
- Tinic Acid
- Total Lipid Level