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Moderate changes in linoleate intake do not influence the systemic production of E prostaglandins

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An Errata to this article was published on 01 February 1986

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A pilot study was undertaken to determine if moderate changes in linoleate (18∶2ω6) intake would modulate the prostaglandin E turnover concurrently with, or independently of, changes in the plasma prostaglandin (PG) precursor levels. Four adult male volunteers in good health were fed two controlled diets containing 35% of energy from fat, with either 10 (diet L) or 30 g (diet H) linoleate/day, 30 to 50 g saturated fatty acids/day, and the balance mainly monounsaturated fatty acids. All four subjects were consuming sufficient amounts of polyunsaturates before the study. Protein (13–14%) and carbohydrate (51–53%) contribution to total caloric intake was kept constant. The menu cycle was 7 days, and all diets were calculated to provide adequate amounts of nutrients known to be required by man when data were available. Plasma fatty acids were determined by gas-liquid chromatography, and the turnover of E prostaglandins was assessed by measuring the urinary output of the major metabolite of PGE1+PGE2 (PGE-M). Whereas we found a clear correlation between 18∶2ω6 intake and 18∶2ω6 concentrations in the neutral lipid (P=0.007) and phosphoglyceride (P=0.012) fractions of plasma, arachidonate (20∶4ω6) concentrations in those same plasma fractions did not respond significantly to changes in linoleate intake. Moreover, we could not detect an influence of moderate changes in dietary levels of 18∶2ω6 on the systemic production of PGE as measured by the daily urinary output of PGE-M.

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Ferretti, A., Judd, J.T., Marshall, M.W. et al. Moderate changes in linoleate intake do not influence the systemic production of E prostaglandins. Lipids 20, 268–272 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02534258

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