The majority of brain palmitic acid is maintained by lipogenesis from dietary sugars and is augmented in mice fed low palmitic acid levels from birth

Volume: 161, Issue: 2, Pages: 112 - 128
Published: Dec 11, 2021
Abstract
Previously, results from studies investigating if brain palmitic acid (16:0; PAM) was maintained by either dietary uptake or de novo lipogenesis (DNL) varied. Here, we utilize naturally occurring carbon isotope ratios (13 C/12 C; δ13 C) to uncover the origin of brain PAM. Additionally, we explored brain and liver fatty acid concentration, brain metabolomics, and behavior. BALB/c dams were equilibrated onto either a low PAM diet (LP; <2%) or high...
Paper Details
Title
The majority of brain palmitic acid is maintained by lipogenesis from dietary sugars and is augmented in mice fed low palmitic acid levels from birth
Published Date
Dec 11, 2021
Volume
161
Issue
2
Pages
112 - 128
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