Effects of Dietary Fat Types on the Thermogenesis of Brown Adipocytes Isolated from Rat(Food & Nutrition)

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The effects of dietary fat types on the thermogenic activity of brown adipocytes isolated from rat were examined. When beef tallow (saturated fatty acids+oleic) and safflower oil (linoleic) were the dietary fats, the respiration rates of brown adipocytes activated either by norepinephrine or an uncoupler of mitochondrial respiration (carbonylcyanide-m-chlorophenylhydrazone) were both slightly higher in rats fed the polyunsaturated fat. When the effects of safflower oil and evening primrose oil (linoleic+γ-linolenic) were compared, the activated respiration rate tended to be higher in the latter. The respiratory responses to varying concentrations of norepinephrine were apparently dependent on the dietary fat types. Triglyceride stored in interscapular brown adipose tissue appeared to be modified by dietary fat types. Dietary fat also characteristically modified the fatty acid compositions of interscapular brown and epididymal white adipose tissues. Thus, the type of dietary fat caused an alteration to the thermogenesis of brown adipose tissue at the cellular level.
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1988-02-23